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Hello guys, I am facing a weird situation.. able to solve OG verbal question with an accuracy of 80 percent or above in all level questions, but i am facing accuracy issues while solving egmat hard level questions. This is lowering my confidence. Anyone here facing a similar issue?
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23 Sep 2024, 13:16
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OG questions are a little on the easy side, even the hard ones.
So, while I'm sure you can ace the Verbal section with enough practice, getting 80 percent of OG questions correct may not be sufficient for achieving your target score.
Now, e-GMAT questions may be a little on the hard side. So, it may not be a big deal that you're not achieving high accuracy on them.
At the same time, if you're shooting for a high target score, your missing e-GMAT questions may indicate that you have a little more work to do to achieve your goal.
In the cases of my students who are looking to score relatively high, I recommend Verbal practice question accuracies along the lines of close to 100% of easy, over 90% of medium, and at least around 80% of hard Verbal practice questions correct, meaning an overall accuracy of around 90%.
For some insights into how to prepare for Verbal effectively, see the following post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
So, while I'm sure you can ace the Verbal section with enough practice, getting 80 percent of OG questions correct may not be sufficient for achieving your target score.
Now, e-GMAT questions may be a little on the hard side. So, it may not be a big deal that you're not achieving high accuracy on them.
At the same time, if you're shooting for a high target score, your missing e-GMAT questions may indicate that you have a little more work to do to achieve your goal.
In the cases of my students who are looking to score relatively high, I recommend Verbal practice question accuracies along the lines of close to 100% of easy, over 90% of medium, and at least around 80% of hard Verbal practice questions correct, meaning an overall accuracy of around 90%.
For some insights into how to prepare for Verbal effectively, see the following post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
24 Sep 2024, 12:14
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Might be worth taking an Official-Mock sometime. If you score well, it could help boost your confidence. If you don't, you'll have clarity where your currently stand and some insight regarding where/what to improve on.
