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1 Month I wanna improve at least 60 points from 600 to 660+?

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by Viddar » Thu Oct 25, 2012 1:46 pm
How can I do this, I've taken 4 CATs with Kaplan and I still have 5 left. I have the Kaplan Premier GMAT book and online quizzes as my main source of GMAT study. Currently I am struggling because I just don't understand some arguments to me all answer choices seem wrong because I can't find the assumption, and some math problems despite having studied integral calculus in college still seem undoable to me. But I do still manage to finish more or less on time.

The thing is on my GRE I got the equivalent of a 640 on the GMAT but on the actual GMAT I'm barely breaking 600, I just don't see where the problem is.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Fri Oct 26, 2012 6:27 am
#1 the GRE is a much easier exam, so that is not overly surprising. Otherwise, on thing that I would suggest is using some of the official GMAT materials. They are the most realistic set of questions. Studying the answers for those questions will help you recognize the patterns on the exam. As for the math, fundamentals are the key. Know those and you are in good shape.
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