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You can ignore a few questions and it probably won't affect your score much. If you focus on 2 minutes per question your anxiety level will probably go up. Work methodically and steady.

What type of prep have you done so far? Have you looked at the OG-Quant? A lot of students find that helpful.

If you Google the question, you can find an answer explanation for almost every problem online. Also, ask the question in the appropriate forum here and I bet you get a response.

What prep courses have you taken and what did you think the pros and cons were of each course?

How many SC problems did you work in OG12? Did you repeat them a lot? How similar did you feel the OG12 problems were with the MGMAT tests?

I could not get the site to work properly... Anyone else?? What all is there?

my suggestion is that it is so tough to improve RC that your time would probably be spent somewhere else... just a thought.

I would say that it is excellent, especially in verbal because many of the second-hand verbal questions from other prep companies are so subjective etc. The OG verbals are reason enough to buy the OG in my opinion.

What made the GMAT club math tests to valuable?

I have a hard copy that I got at the store. You are correct in that a lot of questions are repeated.

I agree, although I think that the exam is relatively accurate. @samshah I am really sorry to hear about the disappointment.

You asked for math resources, so let me give you two that I have found helpful: (1) Advanced GMAT Math course from Manhattan GMAT (2) Project GMAT from Veritas One other comment I would make: you need to find every free practice test and take it. Developing the stamina is something that I think is very important. A good friend of mine was aiming for 720 and bombed at 650 b/c he did not have the stamina and fell off the table in the verbal section.

I think Kaplan actually has a specific advanced course that might be of interest for you. Do not just sign up for the normal class as I think you may find it too easy.

I am not sure you can convert since the number you got right does not really matter. In a CAT exam, what matters is the difficulty of questions you got right. For example, you could miss half your questions, but if they are 95% questions, then you are doing very well. I hope this helps!

"especially considering the fact that people in general are getting lower scores these days. " I noticed in the back of the 12OG the new score percentiles and I would say that people are scoring higher actually. The 90% score is going up, meaning more people are scoring higher.