studentsensual
Dear Gmatclub users,
I really need your advice.
I have passed my GMAT a month ago and scored 480. It was my second attempt.
Before that I passed it in 2016 and scored 380, I guess, 300 with something, for sure, I was preparing for a half year by myself.
At this last attempt I took courses from a tutor and was preparing for half year while working and went for 3 weeks vacation before the exam and prepared extensively.
Now I have lost any hope and even don’t know what should I do next. I could not say that I was so stressed during the exam. I scored initially 450 at official practice test and 540 at the end of preparation. So, now I’m wondering whether I have any chances to get 600 till spring? Or I should just accept the reality and try to find another ways of reaching my goals? Just for your information my IELTS was 6.5. Maybe I should first improve my English?
Oh Gosh I don’t know I feel bad and depressed like a desperate person.
Plzzzzzzzzz help me, any ideas thoughts
I would be more than grateful
Thank you very very much for your help
I look forward to hearing from you very soon
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No need to be despondent.
You may benefit from structured training that focuses on improving testtaking abilities in each of the subject areas of the test.
Start with
the Official Guide. It provides an exhaustive list of sub-topics that will be tested. Then, develop plans to improve in each of these sub-topics.
It is important to become comfortable with solving easy to medium-level questions. If you answer them correctly, then the algorithm will reward you.
Once you have mastered questions at these levels, only then try out some harder (i.e., harder for you) questions.
Do most of your training through untimed practice sessions. Understand each of the steps and think of more than one way to solve the problems.
Many people benefit from self-study. You can pace yourself and be your own master.
To go from 400s to 600s and above will take you several months. Patience and diligence are required. GL!