Hey Guys, long time lurker on this forum, thanks for being a great resource.
I went through the Manhattan Gmat course, which was a great refresh/motivator, and I am now in the final stretch for studying. I took the mba.com gmat test 1, and scored a 680 Q42, V41 (I got 17 wrong on Quant, 6 on Verbal) I am wondering what is the best regimen to lock down problem strategy? My first guess was to hit OG12, figure out any potential weaknesses, and just see as many questions as possible in the next 3 weeks. I feel like I am still making stupid mistakes on math that could help push that score a bit higher. Oh, also I have almost 8 minutes left on quant at the last question, and somewhere like 15+ minutes on Verbal, I try to slow down but its hard to stop
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I feel really close to my goal score of 700+, any tips on pushing over the final hurdle?
Thanks!!!
I went through the Manhattan Gmat course, which was a great refresh/motivator, and I am now in the final stretch for studying. I took the mba.com gmat test 1, and scored a 680 Q42, V41 (I got 17 wrong on Quant, 6 on Verbal) I am wondering what is the best regimen to lock down problem strategy? My first guess was to hit OG12, figure out any potential weaknesses, and just see as many questions as possible in the next 3 weeks. I feel like I am still making stupid mistakes on math that could help push that score a bit higher. Oh, also I have almost 8 minutes left on quant at the last question, and somewhere like 15+ minutes on Verbal, I try to slow down but its hard to stop
.I feel really close to my goal score of 700+, any tips on pushing over the final hurdle?
Thanks!!!
