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Hi all,
I just did my first mock test (GMAT Official mock) yesterday and got 670 (Q47 V35). It's very short of my target of hitting 720+, but it gives me comfort that I am in the right direction.
I had to rush this because I have my exam scheduled for 31st May which is 10 days away.
So far I have covered the syllabus and have a fair understanding of all the topics (except IR and AWA). I have done the following OG test questions. and my timing is pretty decent as I took less than 2min per question for most of the questions.
SC - sub 600 25Q 75% correct, 600+ 25Q 52% correct
CR - sub 600 15Q 80% correct, 600+ 15Q 66% correct
Algebra - sub 600 53Q 82% correct
Arithmetic - sub 600 80Q 69% correct
Geometry - sub 600 37Q 78% correct
Statistics - sub 600 33Q 81% correct
Now, for my 10-day plan to elevate my score higher, I plan to tackle strictly 600+ problems (gmatclub quiz for V and crackverbal for quant). If anyone got other good recommendations, I will appreciate any pointers.
Best regards,
Arcane
I just did my first mock test (GMAT Official mock) yesterday and got 670 (Q47 V35). It's very short of my target of hitting 720+, but it gives me comfort that I am in the right direction.
I had to rush this because I have my exam scheduled for 31st May which is 10 days away.
So far I have covered the syllabus and have a fair understanding of all the topics (except IR and AWA). I have done the following OG test questions. and my timing is pretty decent as I took less than 2min per question for most of the questions.
SC - sub 600 25Q 75% correct, 600+ 25Q 52% correct
CR - sub 600 15Q 80% correct, 600+ 15Q 66% correct
Algebra - sub 600 53Q 82% correct
Arithmetic - sub 600 80Q 69% correct
Geometry - sub 600 37Q 78% correct
Statistics - sub 600 33Q 81% correct
Now, for my 10-day plan to elevate my score higher, I plan to tackle strictly 600+ problems (gmatclub quiz for V and crackverbal for quant). If anyone got other good recommendations, I will appreciate any pointers.
Best regards,
Arcane
20 May 2023, 23:24
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May want to include Official questions and another Official Mock (perhaps 2) into your schedule before your exam.
For Verbal, becoming familiar with how RC INFERENCE questions work and memorizing commonly tested SC idioms could be helpful. If time management is an issue, consider using time markers.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
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For Verbal, becoming familiar with how RC INFERENCE questions work and memorizing commonly tested SC idioms could be helpful. If time management is an issue, consider using time markers.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
21 May 2023, 05:54
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Hi Arcane.
To get to your goal, you should shoot for at least the following accuracies in Verbal:
E - close to 100%
M - 90%+
H - 70%+
Getting all or close to all the medium Verbal questions on your GMAT correct is going to be key for achieving your Verbal score goal.
For some insights into how to practice Verbal to achieve those accuracies, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
To get to your goal, you should shoot for at least the following accuracies in Verbal:
E - close to 100%
M - 90%+
H - 70%+
Getting all or close to all the medium Verbal questions on your GMAT correct is going to be key for achieving your Verbal score goal.
For some insights into how to practice Verbal to achieve those accuracies, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
