first attempt GMAT score 760

@chaitnaya
Mind blowing score and that too on the very first attempt.
I was just curious to know how intelligent are people with 760. I mean, do you think that if you want to achieve a 760, you need to be extraordinarily brilliant or can it be achieved with the requisite amount of hardwork. Would you say that you were already brilliant from your school days and 760 was no exception to your streak of record or would you say that you were average at studies and by putting the right strategy,you could achieve such a fete ?

I wanted to know this because I really want to know what a person with a 760 is like ?

@chaitnaya
Mind blowing score and that too on the very first attempt.
I was just curious to know how intelligent are people with 760. I mean, do you think that if you want to achieve a 760, you need to be extraordinarily brilliant or can it be achieved with the requisite amount of hardwork. Would you say that you were already brilliant from your school days and 760 was no exception to your streak of record or would you say that you were average at studies and by putting the right strategy,you could achieve such a fete ?

I wanted to know this because I really want to know what a person with a 760 is like ?

hi invincibleforce
First you need to analyse your test. what was your Quant score??
If it is good enough, then focus only on verbal.
Start by analyzing which types you got wrong
segregate the number of Qs you got wrong in SC, CR and RC
then pick up the topic with the maximum no of incorrect answers
Now, find the solutions on the net they are available in Gmatclub as well.
Find out why did you get the question wrong. compare your thought process with the one that is right.
let me know which part you are worst at , accordingly i will suggest the study plan

I guess everyone goes through this stage one time or the other during their gmat prep, what you really need is more practice. for rc start practicing the RC material from Aristotle, it is really good, also you can try the LSAT RC n CR material... it helps on the gmat. lsat is slightly tougher so once you have solved more difficult questions, gmat ones appear simpler. Also, solving really difficult questions opens up the brain.
For CR buy the Powerscore GMAT CR book, it is the best book on CR.
then solve questions on CR from Aristotle website, these are free.
after this you can go for lsat questions.

For SC, the Aristotle SC grail will help you to decide between the last two options it has a good set of rules, but they will only work if the rules are on your fingertips.
the list of idioms and all the other things should be memorized and revised every morning. Also Manhattan SC is a good book but then it is slightly more complicated. But if you memorize the whole book and recall all the rules then theres no need for Aristotle SC grail.

Solve at least 20 questions of each section (SC, CR, RC, DS, PS) daily.
if you do not have enough questions you can use the 1000 series. for maths the nova books are great.

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