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by kelsi111 » Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:23 am
After studying for several months and taking both GMAT Prep practice exams where I scored 680 and 700, I took the GMAT yesterday and got a 590 (35 in both sections). The worst part was the Quant (41st percent) because I was a math major! Not only a math major, but I went back to finish up and just graduated in December so math is super fresh in my head, especially the types of math on the GMAT because I took a history of math class my last semester which went over the discovery of all the GMAT topics and I KNEW them.

I ran out of time. Basically I ended up guessing on the last 8 problems, which is a HUGE percentage of the math section. I got a 35 on the verbal as well, lower than I'd been doing, but I think I was so freaked out from the math section that I was distracted and also went too fast as I finished that section with 40 minutes extra.

I need to retake. I'm fully capable of getting a 700+. I thought my timing was fine since I did well on both practice tests, but apparently that wasn't true. Also, I had a headache which didn't help much.

I need to take more practice tests and practice more on math in general. I'd gone through all the Official Guide books. Does anyone have any recommendations for good places for practice tests that have especially hard quant? I am going to retake in six weeks.
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:27 am
The hardest quant I have encountered are the Manhattan GMAT CATs. I think you should purchase a Manhattan GMAT book and you get access to all of their CATs for free for a year. I would recommend the number properties book since that is the one concept that is the most difficult for most students. Good luck.
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by dmateer25 » Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:41 am
osirus0830 wrote:The hardest quant I have encountered are the Manhattan GMAT CATs. I think you should purchase a Manhattan GMAT book and you get access to all of their CATs for free for a year. I would recommend the number properties book since that is the one concept that is the most difficult for most students. Good luck.
I agree with osirus. MGMAT has many difficult quant questions.

Were you anxious during the Quant section and did you spend too much time on a very early question? Make sure during your practice tests you are aware of time and that if you can't get a question, make and educated guess and move on.
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