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ChiTexan2015
20 Feb 2020, 00:10
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GMAT 2nd Attempt: I scored a 690 on 2/8/2020 after scoring a 640 on 11/23/2019. I have another take (the last attempt) scheduled in 9 days.
Current State of Mind: I am quite content with a 690. However to be 100% frank, part of me wanted to cross into the 700s and since I already have a retake scheduled, I have been reviewing concepts and errors I made over the last few months.
Test Experience: On Quant, I thought I could have scored a Q50 as I definitely missed 2-3 of the last 5 questions. I went though those last 4-5 questions in about 7 minutes. On Verbal, I could have managed time better as well. If I can master the timing, I think I should be able to close in on a V40.
Plan for the next 9 days: Other than working on the time management skill, reviewing few topics I know I'm not the greatest at such as Perm and Comp and Overlapping Sets, and reviewing previously made errors, is there anything else the experts think I should work on? I have 9 days and I plan to do the aforementioned and also take the last 2 Manhattan CAT remaining.
Current State of Mind: I am quite content with a 690. However to be 100% frank, part of me wanted to cross into the 700s and since I already have a retake scheduled, I have been reviewing concepts and errors I made over the last few months.
Test Experience: On Quant, I thought I could have scored a Q50 as I definitely missed 2-3 of the last 5 questions. I went though those last 4-5 questions in about 7 minutes. On Verbal, I could have managed time better as well. If I can master the timing, I think I should be able to close in on a V40.
Plan for the next 9 days: Other than working on the time management skill, reviewing few topics I know I'm not the greatest at such as Perm and Comp and Overlapping Sets, and reviewing previously made errors, is there anything else the experts think I should work on? I have 9 days and I plan to do the aforementioned and also take the last 2 Manhattan CAT remaining.
20 Feb 2020, 11:38
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ChiTexan2015 - 690 is a great score!! Good improvement over the last attempt. Reach out to e-GMAT team to help define your improvement plan. We have helped many folks improve from 680s to 740+ scores. The key here is to answer the following questions:
1. Where will the improvement come from? (Which sub-sections?)
2. What to study (concepts, application, practice) in these subsections and how much time to devote there?
3. How to track your improvement (metrics, composition of quizzes etc.)?
4. How to maintain performance in the other sub-sections?
Reach out to the support team asking for Shaarang/Ashutosh.
Here are some examples of people who have achieved the same:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/trust-the-pr ... 07942.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/my-grind-to- ... 15510.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnJLDvo ... dex=2&t=2s
-Rajat
1. Where will the improvement come from? (Which sub-sections?)
2. What to study (concepts, application, practice) in these subsections and how much time to devote there?
3. How to track your improvement (metrics, composition of quizzes etc.)?
4. How to maintain performance in the other sub-sections?
Reach out to the support team asking for Shaarang/Ashutosh.
Here are some examples of people who have achieved the same:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/trust-the-pr ... 07942.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/my-grind-to- ... 15510.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnJLDvo ... dex=2&t=2s
-Rajat
20 Feb 2020, 18:22
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Hey, GOTO this post-> https://gmatclub.com/forum/should-i-ret ... 83339.html
At the bottom of the first post you can see GMAT Retake success and disaster stories! Theses are handpicked real experiences shared by our users. Go through them if you have time. ATB
At the bottom of the first post you can see GMAT Retake success and disaster stories! Theses are handpicked real experiences shared by our users. Go through them if you have time. ATB
ChiTexan2015
[b]GMAT 2nd Attempt:I scored a 690 on 2/8/2020 after scoring a 640 on 11/23/2019. I have another take (the last attempt) scheduled in 9 days.
