Hi everyone,
I have visited this forum from time to time and it has been an invaluable resource for me. I stated studying months ago and my test date is March 10, 2012.
I have used MGMAT's books and the OG12 for my practice.
I started off with a baseline of around 600-610. My last few tests have all been in the 690-720 range.
My last MGMAT I took I got 43Q 44V 710. On both GMATprep tests I got a 700 with a 48 in quant and 39-40 in verbal. My question is how can I bring my quant score up to the percentile level of my verbal level. The percent split is consistently around 70th % for quant, 90% for verbal. I want to bring my verbal up to 80th-90th %, but I am kind of stuck here. I seem to struggle more with DS and number properties.
A 90/90 split would be a fantastic score and what is keeping me from that is my quant score. Please Help. I own the MGMAT books, but I don't get much utility from them- although I here the real gmat quant is a bit easier that MGMAT, and I guess verbal is a bit harder as well.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
-Nick
I have visited this forum from time to time and it has been an invaluable resource for me. I stated studying months ago and my test date is March 10, 2012.
I have used MGMAT's books and the OG12 for my practice.
I started off with a baseline of around 600-610. My last few tests have all been in the 690-720 range.
My last MGMAT I took I got 43Q 44V 710. On both GMATprep tests I got a 700 with a 48 in quant and 39-40 in verbal. My question is how can I bring my quant score up to the percentile level of my verbal level. The percent split is consistently around 70th % for quant, 90% for verbal. I want to bring my verbal up to 80th-90th %, but I am kind of stuck here. I seem to struggle more with DS and number properties.
A 90/90 split would be a fantastic score and what is keeping me from that is my quant score. Please Help. I own the MGMAT books, but I don't get much utility from them- although I here the real gmat quant is a bit easier that MGMAT, and I guess verbal is a bit harder as well.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
-Nick
