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by qwe12 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:15 pm
here is my error log.

completed ds section of og12 in 6 sittings over a span of a week as i start my gmat prep:

sitting #1 [ 1....30][35 mins] wrong: Q16 => 29/30
sitting #2 [ 31....60][37 mins] => 30/30
sitting #3 [ 61....90][48 mins] wrong: Q69,70,90 =>27/30
sitting #4 [ 91..120][50 mins] wrong: Q106,117, Q120 => 27/30
sitting #5 [121.150][62 mins] wrong: Q122,131,141,143,146 => 25/30 *yikes*
sitting #6 [151.174][38 mins] wrong: Q152,157 => 22/24

final ds og12 score: 160/174 = 92%
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by Arcane66 » Fri Aug 14, 2009 12:13 pm
Dude that is way better than me...you are pretty good man seems like you will get around 48-51 on Quant.. I think my best is around 32 out of 40 ish in a series, so you definitely have an edge on most people. I just lack some of the math skills, you must be good on problem solving too huh? When are you taking the test? seems like your pretty darn ready.
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by qwe12 » Sat Sep 05, 2009 2:29 pm
Arcane66 wrote:Dude that is way better than me...you are pretty good man seems like you will get around 48-51 on Quant.. I think my best is around 32 out of 40 ish in a series, so you definitely have an edge on most people. I just lack some of the math skills, you must be good on problem solving too huh? When are you taking the test? seems like your pretty darn ready.

im just taking it slow. i've taken the GRE before and scored an 800 in math, that is about 94%ile. but that was over 5 years ago

gmat verbal is all about sentence correction. and i'm getting destroyed in it. 60% accuracy doesn't bode well.

i am yet to do problem solving from OG. i spend about 4 hours every week preparing.
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by shadowsjc » Sat Sep 05, 2009 5:02 pm
qwe12 wrote: gmat verbal is all about sentence correction. and i'm getting destroyed in it. 60% accuracy doesn't bode well.
I think that the verbal has an equal # of questions of SC, CR, and RC, and they're all graded equally. Make sure you don't neglect the other 2 sections by focusing just on SC.
my GMAT debrief: https://www.beatthegmat.com/came-through ... 44327.html

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by qwe12 » Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:54 pm
shadowsjc wrote:
qwe12 wrote: gmat verbal is all about sentence correction. and i'm getting destroyed in it. 60% accuracy doesn't bode well.
I think that the verbal has an equal # of questions of SC, CR, and RC, and they're all graded equally. Make sure you don't neglect the other 2 sections by focusing just on SC.
yes i think there are 16 SC, 13 CR and 12 RC questions. SC dominates. doing well in SC is key to doing well on the verbal, i think.

i'm mostly ok in the other sections, i scored a 90% in LSAT, 92%ile in SAT verbal and 85%ile in GRE verbal. 85%ile or higher in GMAT verbal is my goal!

you are a verbal champion!
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by shadowsjc » Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:58 pm
i think if you took the LSAT and did well on the logical reasoning and reading comp sections, you are already 90% of the way there. in that case, i'd definitely recommend the manhattan gmat sentence correction book, as this is what helped me with SC.

and you're too kind with the compliment.. i would say i am above average at verbal and had one particularly 'good' day :)
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