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briancasebolt
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- Location: Dallas-Fort Worth
I took the exam this morning after about 30 days of intensive studying. I scored a 620 this morning. While solid, it was significantly lower than my practice tests.
I got a 620 and a 690 on the two practice tests on GMAT Prep. In order to further study, I purchased and took the 6 paper tests from GMAC. I scored 640, 720, 700, 700.
My scores were always consistent within the the Verbal sections (usually a score of 37-40). I relied on my Math scores which usually were in the ranges of 45-48.
This morning my Verbal score hit about on target, but my Math score crumbled. I felt as though I was not proficient in the higher and more advanced questions. I suspect the paper tests were much easier in Math.
How should I best improve my skills, where should I focus to ensure I learn the more advanced math skills/questions in the coming month?
Thank you in advance.
Brian
P.S. My target score is a 710...I thought this was very realistic with the practice scores I was getting.
I got a 620 and a 690 on the two practice tests on GMAT Prep. In order to further study, I purchased and took the 6 paper tests from GMAC. I scored 640, 720, 700, 700.
My scores were always consistent within the the Verbal sections (usually a score of 37-40). I relied on my Math scores which usually were in the ranges of 45-48.
This morning my Verbal score hit about on target, but my Math score crumbled. I felt as though I was not proficient in the higher and more advanced questions. I suspect the paper tests were much easier in Math.
How should I best improve my skills, where should I focus to ensure I learn the more advanced math skills/questions in the coming month?
Thank you in advance.
Brian
P.S. My target score is a 710...I thought this was very realistic with the practice scores I was getting.
