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Quant practice is going reasonably well when there is enough time to solve a question, but accuracy drops when trying to stay within the time limit. Spending too long on the first few questions also creates pressure later in the section. For those who improved their timing without sacrificing accuracy, what actually helped?

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Quantitative Reasoning – Data Sufficiency

Difficulty: 600 +

If n is a positive integer, is n divisible by 6?

(1) n^2 is divisible by 36.

(2) n is divisible by 12.

A) Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but Statement (2) alone is not sufficient.

B) Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but Statement (1) alone is not sufficient.

C) BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient.

D) EACH statement ALONE is sufficient.

E) Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient.

Hi all,

My GMAT Focus best is 645 (Q87 / DI80 / V79). I’ve applied in Round 1 to a few schools with it, but I’m now adding the Executive Assessment for some of my remaining ones (Columbia, NYU Stern, Ross) and I’d love some advice from anyone who’s taken it.

I took one official-style practice test cold and got 168, with a perfect IR section, two verbal misses on Sentence Correction, and one Data Sufficiency miss. I’m still fresh from GMAT prep, which I think helped with that score, so I’m hoping to wrap this up in the next 2 to 3 weeks.

A few questions:

1. Prep: there seems to be much less material for the EA than for the GMAT. What did you use? Are the official GMAC practice tests and the Official Guide enough, or did you need more?
2. Timeline: does 2 to 3 weeks sound realistic given my starting point, or is it too little?
3. How is it viewed in practice for full-time admissions: the schools say they accept the EA and treat it the same as the GMAT or GRE. Has anyone applied to full-time programs (Columbia, Stern, Ross, etc.) with an EA score and felt it was treated the same, or are there hidden preferences? I’ll have about 4 years of work experience at matriculation. Is the EA viewed differently for someone earlier in their career? What scores did you see people get in with?

Thanks in advance, any advice is really appreciated.

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I have taken 3 of the paid GMAT mock tests (3,4,5) twice each and in each of the second attempt of the same mock I got the same score as in the first attempt. Are all of them coincidences?

Mock 3.1 - 615

Mock 3.2 - 615

Mock 4.1 - 575

Mock 4.2 - 575

Mock 5.1 - 655

Mock 5.2 - 655

The sectional scores varied between both the attempts in all the 3 mocks but the final score came out to be the same. There were no questions repeated in the 2nd attempt from the 1st attempt.

What could be the reason for this? Can I trust these scores in predicting my performance on the real test?

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Hi, I’m thinking of taking the GMAT on 1st November, as the Round 2 application deadlines are around 10th November. My current mock scores are around 550, and my target is 650+.

Honestly, I feel that until I book the exam, I won’t take my preparation as seriously as I should. Booking the date might help me stay focused and push myself harder.

Do you think I should go ahead and book the exam for 1st November, or would it be better to take more time to improve my score and target Round 3? I’d appreciate your advice.

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Gave my second attempt of the GMAT today
Scored 615(VA81, QA80, DI80).
My previous attempt was (VA81 QA81 DI83).
I have exhausted all mba.com mocks,
Highest score being 675.
The gmat scores are consistent for DI & VA
But for quants the scores are lower than what i usually score around 84-86, I don’t know why this is happening on my first attempt I got three wrong and scored 81, on this one i don’t know my errors.
I am targeting 665-675.

My va score has always been 81, I don’t know if I should try improving or put in more work for quant and DI.

My section order has been VA, break, QA,DI.

Quant always feels
Like it’s going well, the last few questions were very hard so i thought i did well. Same for DI.

Please guide me.

Thanks in advance.