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RumpelThickSkin
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Hi All,
Let me make one thing clear - I am not quantatively inclined. Never have been - so when I started my prep a month back I dreaded studying Math ...
So far I have finished a book by Nova (for basics - highly recommend it) and all the questions in OG 12 ( i could solve most of them with relative ease after grasping the basics from Nova). P & C questions were the only ones I had problems with. I am planning to do a revision of the OG questions once again and perhaps the advanced questions in the Kaplan workbook and stop there. Is this enough?
My PowerPrep Test 1 score 690 (46Q 38V). I am sure I can pump up the verbal score a couple of points but need my Quant to remain the same.
Based on the facts given, do you guys think my prep will be enough? Is it possible to get a 45 - 47 Quant score on the actual GMAT with this little prep for a non- Quant person like me?
Look forward to hearing from some of you.
Thank you!!!
RTS
Let me make one thing clear - I am not quantatively inclined. Never have been - so when I started my prep a month back I dreaded studying Math ...
So far I have finished a book by Nova (for basics - highly recommend it) and all the questions in OG 12 ( i could solve most of them with relative ease after grasping the basics from Nova). P & C questions were the only ones I had problems with. I am planning to do a revision of the OG questions once again and perhaps the advanced questions in the Kaplan workbook and stop there. Is this enough?
My PowerPrep Test 1 score 690 (46Q 38V). I am sure I can pump up the verbal score a couple of points but need my Quant to remain the same.
Based on the facts given, do you guys think my prep will be enough? Is it possible to get a 45 - 47 Quant score on the actual GMAT with this little prep for a non- Quant person like me?
Look forward to hearing from some of you.
Thank you!!!
RTS
