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440 to 600 in 2 months! still bad but improving!

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by bond0007 » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:21 am
Hey guys,

I started studying in January and got a 440 on my first practice test from Manhattan Gmat. I was extremely dissapointed, but signed up to the Mgmat classes and have been studying their material almost every day for several hours.
I just took another test again, and thought that I had flunked it...I ran out of time with about 7 questions remaining on both sections so i had to guess without looking at the problems.

I got a 42 in quant and 32 in verbal, resulting in a 600.

For quant i only got 18 out of 37 correct!! but got my target score of 42. I got a lot of the 600 and 700 point questions correct.

For the verbal section, i only got 32. I thought I was doing a lot better than that but I got a lot of critical reasoning wrong and I was very short on time. Im not sure this is normal but I got 4 LARGE reading passages for reading comp. I was told by my instructor that it is usually 2 large and 2 medium/small passages that dont need to scroll on the screen.

For the past 2 months, my studying was mostly quant based so I guess this is where the disparity comes from. I was pleasantly surprised that my score jumped so much, so now I have even more incentive to study harder for the next 3 months till I get my target score of 700 (42q, 42v)



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by bond0007 » Sun Mar 15, 2009 11:56 am
id like to add that my only study material was the manhattan gmat guides.

I didnt even open any of the 3 OG guides.. I plan to do that next!
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by TedCornell » Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:53 am
bond0007,

Congratulations on the great improvement. It seems like you put in the work though, so you definitely deserved it.

Once you get to the Official Guide, have a look at the OG Companion from gmatfix. I used them together along with the Manhattan guides to great effect (610 to 740 jump).

Keep working and keep us in the loop :-)
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