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06 Jun 2021, 02:22
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Hello everyone
Today I gave my 2nd mock and scored a meagre 340.
I started my prep roughly 3 months before. I started with a mock unprepared and scored 350 then as well. I realise i have not gained anything after these months of preparation.
Saddened with the thought that GMAT will be too difficult for me to crack.
I need to understand where I am going wrong.
I solved OG- SC and CR 75% accuracy and was pretty comfortable with it.
PS and DS not very great, can say about 65-70% accuracy. All of this so far by self study. I gave roughly 2hrs everyday and Sundays 5-6 hrs
I don't know how to plan my preparation ahead. I aim for a 700 score. I don't even know if this is achievable.
Do you all suggest a coaching??
I will briefly talk about my profile: I have 7yrs of experience into healthcare sector. Being a doctor I have been away from maths for about 10yrs. Unlike the general notion, they say doctors hate maths, I have enjoyed every bit of solving qsts. But I don't understand where does my accuracy lack. At the first glance, I think the qst is out of my scope of understanding.
Kindly help.
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Today I gave my 2nd mock and scored a meagre 340.
I started my prep roughly 3 months before. I started with a mock unprepared and scored 350 then as well. I realise i have not gained anything after these months of preparation.
Saddened with the thought that GMAT will be too difficult for me to crack.
I need to understand where I am going wrong.
I solved OG- SC and CR 75% accuracy and was pretty comfortable with it.
PS and DS not very great, can say about 65-70% accuracy. All of this so far by self study. I gave roughly 2hrs everyday and Sundays 5-6 hrs
I don't know how to plan my preparation ahead. I aim for a 700 score. I don't even know if this is achievable.
Do you all suggest a coaching??
I will briefly talk about my profile: I have 7yrs of experience into healthcare sector. Being a doctor I have been away from maths for about 10yrs. Unlike the general notion, they say doctors hate maths, I have enjoyed every bit of solving qsts. But I don't understand where does my accuracy lack. At the first glance, I think the qst is out of my scope of understanding.
Kindly help.
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06 Jun 2021, 05:28
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I had a huge time management problem, could attempt only 27 in quant and 25 qsts in verbal
Scored Q25 and V13
But from what I see, after thorough review, I had major problem in understanding the passages, could get most CR and SC qsts correct
Is the score because I did not attempt so many qsts??
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Scored Q25 and V13
But from what I see, after thorough review, I had major problem in understanding the passages, could get most CR and SC qsts correct
Is the score because I did not attempt so many qsts??
Posted from my mobile device
