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by akankshaj » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:58 pm
I appeared for my exam 2 weeks back and ended up with a score of 620! (Q= 45 & Verval= 33) I did not find the exam difficult or was surprised by any question in the main exam - I just failed to perform well.

I did my prep from OG 12 and OG's verbal and quant review books. For the tests - I consistently tested myself through the Powerprep Tests and MGMAT tests. On powerprep I scored between 660 - 710 & On the day prior to my GMAT, I scored 690 on my MGMAT test.

I plan to take the test again. What I realize is that my maths basics are not too strong because of which I make silly mistakes in DS questions. In verbal where I go wrong is the CR section. Also, I, almost at all times get the RC Ques "what does the passage imply" wrong.

Could someone please recommend how can I improve my performance in Quant to reach a score of 50 percentile and how can I learn to attack verbal questions in a better way to get them right? Also, suggest what material can i use for the same.

Thanks!
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by ashokkadam » Wed Oct 06, 2010 2:49 am
I suggest you to practice with right material.
Powerscore CR Bible, Veritas guides, Manhattan guides are good for verbal
OG Quant, Kaplan 800, Kaplan Math workbook are good for quant.

akankshaj wrote:I appeared for my exam 2 weeks back and ended up with a score of 620! (Q= 45 & Verval= 33) I did not find the exam difficult or was surprised by any question in the main exam - I just failed to perform well.

I did my prep from OG 12 and OG's verbal and quant review books. For the tests - I consistently tested myself through the Powerprep Tests and MGMAT tests. On powerprep I scored between 660 - 710 & On the day prior to my GMAT, I scored 690 on my MGMAT test.

I plan to take the test again. What I realize is that my maths basics are not too strong because of which I make silly mistakes in DS questions. In verbal where I go wrong is the CR section. Also, I, almost at all times get the RC Ques "what does the passage imply" wrong.

Could someone please recommend how can I improve my performance in Quant to reach a score of 50 percentile and how can I learn to attack verbal questions in a better way to get them right? Also, suggest what material can i use for the same.

Thanks!
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