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28 Jun 2022, 08:29
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Hi,
I have been preparing for the GMAT consistently for about 2 months now, studying for atleast 3-4 hours a day.
I have improved on my RC and confident about it, I practice atleast 2 passages daily.
With CR - I easily do the easy ones, but medium and hard Qs I am only less than 50% successful.
SC - I am comfortable, I get most of them right.
With Quants, I am good in Geometry but Arithmetic and Algebra are giving a tough time.
I have practiced quite a number of questions but still I do not have the confidence with Quants.
I am planning on giving my GMAT by the end of July and I have approximately 20 -25 days left.
I will be giving atleast 3 mocks during this time.
My target score is 720 and I have not given any mocks recently, to give an estimate of my diagnostic score.
But how can I build my confidence in CR and Quants with this time left ?
I have been preparing for the GMAT consistently for about 2 months now, studying for atleast 3-4 hours a day.
I have improved on my RC and confident about it, I practice atleast 2 passages daily.
With CR - I easily do the easy ones, but medium and hard Qs I am only less than 50% successful.
SC - I am comfortable, I get most of them right.
With Quants, I am good in Geometry but Arithmetic and Algebra are giving a tough time.
I have practiced quite a number of questions but still I do not have the confidence with Quants.
I am planning on giving my GMAT by the end of July and I have approximately 20 -25 days left.
I will be giving atleast 3 mocks during this time.
My target score is 720 and I have not given any mocks recently, to give an estimate of my diagnostic score.
But how can I build my confidence in CR and Quants with this time left ?
28 Jun 2022, 10:07
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Rumadi
Hi,
I have been preparing for the GMAT consistently for about 2 months now, studying for atleast 3-4 hours a day.
I have improved on my RC and confident about it, I practice atleast 2 passages daily.
With CR - I easily do the easy ones, but medium and hard Qs I am only less than 50% successful.
SC - I am comfortable, I get most of them right.
With Quants, I am good in Geometry but Arithmetic and Algebra are giving a tough time.
I have practiced quite a number of questions but still I do not have the confidence with Quants.
I am planning on giving my GMAT by the end of July and I have approximately 20 -25 days left.
I will be giving atleast 3 mocks during this time.
My target score is 720 and I have not given any mocks recently, to give an estimate of my diagnostic score.
But how can I build my confidence in CR and Quants with this time left ?
I have been preparing for the GMAT consistently for about 2 months now, studying for atleast 3-4 hours a day.
I have improved on my RC and confident about it, I practice atleast 2 passages daily.
With CR - I easily do the easy ones, but medium and hard Qs I am only less than 50% successful.
SC - I am comfortable, I get most of them right.
With Quants, I am good in Geometry but Arithmetic and Algebra are giving a tough time.
I have practiced quite a number of questions but still I do not have the confidence with Quants.
I am planning on giving my GMAT by the end of July and I have approximately 20 -25 days left.
I will be giving atleast 3 mocks during this time.
My target score is 720 and I have not given any mocks recently, to give an estimate of my diagnostic score.
But how can I build my confidence in CR and Quants with this time left ?
Hi Rumadi.
That's a very broad question! One big thing to do, when reviewing a question you struggle with, is to identify, as much as you can, why you struggled with it. Was it a rule or a formula you didn't know? Did you struggle to understand what the paragraph meant? Did you overlook a detail? Did you not use a certain strategy? There are many reasons why a GMAT problem gets missed, you have to figure out what yours are!
When it comes to CR and quant guidance, take a look at the links in my signature, the 'getting started on quant/verbal starter kit' links. These lay out a large number of free videos that cover a myriad of topics for the GMAT. You'll definitely find some useful stuff there.
28 Jun 2022, 10:23
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But how can I build my confidence in CR and Quants with this time left ?
For CR, changing how you tackle or approach certain question types may be helpful. For example, for EXCEPTION questions it may be helpful to look for 4 that work instead. For Assumption questions, the negation technique may be helpful.
For CR, changing how you tackle or approach certain question types may be helpful. For example, for EXCEPTION questions it may be helpful to look for 4 that work instead. For Assumption questions, the negation technique may be helpful.
