hey tnx for the link
@prepgmat09
how do u rate 1000 cr a free doc available on net .

forbidden wrote:hey tnx for the link
@prepgmat09
how do u rate 1000 cr a free doc available on net .

forbidden, I did not try this resource. So, cannot comment. All the best!

cyrwr1 wrote:Hey prepgmat09,

A few more things I would like to ask.
What were your Manhattan GMAT CAT Scores?
Another thing is what would you say is the cutoff for a Q50 and Q51, as I feel I can consistently hit Q50 right now.

Thanks and I appreciate your response.

Here are my Manhattan GMAT CAT the scores
CAT1 - 640(Q45, V33)
CAT2 - 690(Q48, V36)
CAT3 - 710(Q47,V40)
CAT4 - 680(Q43,V39)
CAT5 - 730(Q48, V42)
CAT6 - 750 (Q50, V42)

Sorry, I am not clear what do you mean by "cutoff".

Hey prepgmat09,

No need to apologize. I was just wondering what would you say would give you a Q50 and a Q51?

Like how many wrong's would you estimate to be permitted in each range. IF you have no idea, just excuse my question.

Once again,

Congrats!

cyrwr1 wrote:Hey prepgmat09,

No need to apologize. I was just wondering what would you say would give you a Q50 and a Q51?

Like how many wrong's would you estimate to be permitted in each range. IF you have no idea, just excuse my question.

Once again,

Congrats!

cyrwr1, I could never draw such conclusions. There was a GMAT Prep CAT I attempted in which I answered 7 quant questions incorrectly and still managed 51. On another GMAT Prep CAT, I made 2 mistakes but got a 50. So, you never know how their algorithm works. I would advise you to be confident on the exam and be in an attacking form. GMAT is a psychometric exam. I often noticed that if I was in an attacking form not wasting time double checking my answers but confidently moving forward, I managed a 51. If I was attempting the questions being on the defensive side, the score was usually lower. All the best!

Many thanks for your kind advices !!!

Can you please share with us your strategies, materials for the AWA preparation?

Thanks a lot in advance.

amaelle wrote:Many thanks for your kind advices !!!

Can you please share with us your strategies, materials for the AWA preparation?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Amaelle, my apologies for a late response. For Argument essay, I more or less followed the template given on BTG:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/argument-ess ... 38032.html

I tailored it to my own language, but the overall structure remained the same.

For Issue essay, I used the following basic structure
Para 1: One generic statement about the topic. Then a statement clearly mentioning a position on the topic - for or against.
Para 2: Reason 1 for choosing the position. Example 1
Para 3: Reason 2 for choosing the position. Example 2
Para 4: Appreciating the opposite position, but still citing a reason for your own position
Para 5: Conclusion

Hope this helps.

great score. All the best for the applications

In sets.zip, I am confused, where are the Questions?