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Finn Just gettin' started!
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 1:01 pm Post subject: URGENT! I need to improve my maths score dramatically |
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I just did a practice GMAT exam and scored only 14/37 in the maths part while I scored 36/41 in the English section.
I need a document which has all the formulas etc. for all the types of maths questions which appear in the GMAT exam. Something which is easy to study from... |
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VP_Jim GMAT Instructor

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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:39 pm Post subject: |
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It sounds like you may want to pick up a test prep guide or, better yet, take a prep course. Any one of the major (i.e., reputable) companies would do. You've got a lot of room for improvement and it might be nice to have some guidance and explanation along the way! _________________ Jim S. | GMAT Instructor | Veritas Prep | Elite GMAT Prep and Admissions Consulting
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jiujitsubri Just gettin' started!
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I'm not too deep into my studies, in that I have yet to take a diagnostics test but reviewing material I know I am rusty in math. I'd likely score similiar to yourself, so I purchased Cliffs Math Review for Standardized Test and plan to put in a lot of math review before taking a diagnostic test.
You seem like you need a workbook that will teach you the material rather than testprep material that will only allow you to practice what you know. |
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