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09 Jul 2013, 19:04
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Hello,
Congrats on your improvement. I have been preparing Verbal using Aristotle SC Grail, Powerscore CR Bible, SC-CR 1000,solving random questions from GMAT Club and Quant using Bunuel's GMAT Club Math Book. My score in MGMATs always hovered around 590(Q39-41,V31-33).
I analysed the tests and found that I almost got 700 level questions on both Q&V wrong everytime while maintaining a 80% accuracy on the 600 level questions. Afterwards, while preparing, I broke my pattern so that I knew what level questions I was solving. e.g I took a set of 20 S-V Agreement 700+ level questions from GMAT club and used to set the timer to 35 min and used to check my accuracy and tried improving every time
Unfortunately I usd this pattern during the later stages of my prep and wasn't able to do full justice on the D-Day. I scored 630(Q44,V33), which was anyways much better than what I was scoring in the mocks. I'm following the same strategy now and am looking to get my score to 650+ levels after which I'll decide on a date.
Can you suggest any other method I can possibly use to increase my score?
Congrats on your improvement. I have been preparing Verbal using Aristotle SC Grail, Powerscore CR Bible, SC-CR 1000,solving random questions from GMAT Club and Quant using Bunuel's GMAT Club Math Book. My score in MGMATs always hovered around 590(Q39-41,V31-33).
I analysed the tests and found that I almost got 700 level questions on both Q&V wrong everytime while maintaining a 80% accuracy on the 600 level questions. Afterwards, while preparing, I broke my pattern so that I knew what level questions I was solving. e.g I took a set of 20 S-V Agreement 700+ level questions from GMAT club and used to set the timer to 35 min and used to check my accuracy and tried improving every time
Unfortunately I usd this pattern during the later stages of my prep and wasn't able to do full justice on the D-Day. I scored 630(Q44,V33), which was anyways much better than what I was scoring in the mocks. I'm following the same strategy now and am looking to get my score to 650+ levels after which I'll decide on a date.
Can you suggest any other method I can possibly use to increase my score?
25 Dec 2013, 19:01
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Hey! Congratulations
That's a remarkable achievement. It's been 1 and half months I am preparing for GMAT. Have taken 2 tests. scored 530 (gmat prep) in one and 540( kaplan test) in the second one.
My CR is extremely weak. I studied Power Score CR bible but couldn't get much help. Can you please suggest some other book. Also I have to take G<AT in feb end. Will I be able to brush up till then and score 700+?
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26 Dec 2013, 02:15
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You need a plan to reach to your goal. This means that should have a target Quant Score and Target Verbal Score in mind, for e.g. 700 (Q49 V36). It can be a different split different based on your strengths and weaknesses. From 530 its clear that you can move to 600-630 by focusing on your strength only. For example many with quant background focus on quant and get to Q47 V25 to reach to 620. Once you have maxed out on your strength the focus on weakness (in this case Verbal). Pick SC and invest 1 month, then move to CR and invest 1 month. Then give a full length test to see where you are. You should be in 670 range. A few full length tests + review and 700 is within your reach. The whole process takes 4-5 months.
