Although I appreciate everyone's input on this site, I was wondering if I could get Stacey Koprince's input on this. She seems to offer very good advice.
I just recently took the GMAT and scored a 620 (42Q 33V). I was very disappointed in my score especially since my practice sessions went very well. Having an engineering and very strong math background, I was also extremely disappointed in my Quantitative score. Before I took the test I studied using Kaplan w/ CD, all of the GMAT OG material, and took a GMAT prep test, which I scored a 700. I was getting a majority of the quantitative questions correct in the OG material, only really having trouble with those DS yes/no questions dealing with "if n is an integer is it a multiple of x+y." Low and behold I got a bunch of those on the actual test. Any recommendations on how I go about practicing those questions? Are there even any resources out there that are heavily involved in "n is a multiple" type question?
Furthermore, any other tips on improving my verbal score? I seem to be equally weak in RC, CR, and SC. My goal is 700 and I would like to keep going now that I am in "GMAT mode," but I feel like I've already exhausted all of the good material. Sorry for the long post, but any help or thoughts would be much appreciated.
I just recently took the GMAT and scored a 620 (42Q 33V). I was very disappointed in my score especially since my practice sessions went very well. Having an engineering and very strong math background, I was also extremely disappointed in my Quantitative score. Before I took the test I studied using Kaplan w/ CD, all of the GMAT OG material, and took a GMAT prep test, which I scored a 700. I was getting a majority of the quantitative questions correct in the OG material, only really having trouble with those DS yes/no questions dealing with "if n is an integer is it a multiple of x+y." Low and behold I got a bunch of those on the actual test. Any recommendations on how I go about practicing those questions? Are there even any resources out there that are heavily involved in "n is a multiple" type question?
Furthermore, any other tips on improving my verbal score? I seem to be equally weak in RC, CR, and SC. My goal is 700 and I would like to keep going now that I am in "GMAT mode," but I feel like I've already exhausted all of the good material. Sorry for the long post, but any help or thoughts would be much appreciated.
