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Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic (GMAT Focus Edition)
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by dumluck » Sun Feb 13, 2011 3:59 am
Good Morning,
I have spent the last three weeks going through the Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook as I had very little exposure to the concepts over the last couple of years. However, upon completion I took the OG Diagnostix test and received a mid-range average on Problem Solving and Below Average on Data Sufficiency.

I have the Manhatten reviews which are my next port of call. I'm not looking to blow the world with my score but I'm certainly hoping to score well. 600-700 range. My appointment is the end of May, should I be worried?

I realize this is not a specific maths question.

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by Tani » Mon Feb 14, 2011 7:19 pm
If you are less than confident in your own handling of the concepts and problems presented on the diagnostic, you should plan to work hard between now and your test date. Should you worry! Of course not! Worry won't help. Should you plan to work? Yes!

Test day poses special challenges, even for those who are prepared. It is never a good idea to back off on your practice because you believe you can get a score that is "good enough". That's highly risky. Always prepare to get your best score. Who knows what doors you might open if you do blow the test away!
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