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Hello Everyone!
I am not very active on this forum but been here for a while. My aim is touch 700 figure. Aiming for something like q46, v40
My quant scores usually range between Q44 - Q46 while my verbal scores vary between V28 - V30.
The max I have scored in verbal in a mock is v33 / 34. After deep diving and analyzing mocks, I have realized the following.
Accuracy in SC: 40 - 50%
Accuracy in CR: > 75%
Accuracy in RC: 50 - 60%
Don't want to reschedule exam because Round 1 deadline is near. Indian, male, targeting ISB. No plans of applying to foreign B schools.
I have completed SC grail, gone through Manhattan SC guide, practiced a lot of questions in SC alone but I guess solving more questions is not really the solution in my case. Also, every time I analyse my mocks and especially SC, I learn a new concept. :/
Apr 2020 - Official Mock 1 - 470 (q31, v25)
**Switched job, delayed MBA plans, Left GMAT and everything altogether**
14 Feb 2021 - Started preparing for GMAT
**Could not study for 1.5 months in between due to personal reasons, so been studying for 4 months only**
I have given free mocks of major test prep firms. Purchased only official mocks.
28 March 2021 - Veritas - 490 (q38,v20)
23 May - Princeton - 400 (q35,v10) [Don't know what happened here]
6 June - Expert Global - 550(q38,v27)
11 June - Official Mock Retake 1 - 560 (q39,v28)
18 June - Kaplan - 560(q37,v30)
2 July - Manhattanprep - 590(q38,v33)
8 July - Official mock 2 - 600(q44,v28)
16 July - Official mock 3 - 530(q33,v29) [Don't know what happened here]
19 July - Official mock 2 Retake- 530(q37,v25)
26 July - Official mock 4 - 600(q45,v28)
Time devoted - 4 months of prep done. 2-3 hours per weekday and 5 - 6 per weekend. Roughly 25 - 27 hours per week.
Books - Manhattan Guides (Quant+verbal) for concept building and revision. Official Guides, official verbal and quant review
From what I know, improving SC is the easiest as compared to RC / CR but apparently this is not the case with me.
Can anyone here please offer some advice which can help me in boosting my Accuracy in SC?
Would really mean a lot.
Thank you so much for your time
I am not very active on this forum but been here for a while. My aim is touch 700 figure. Aiming for something like q46, v40
My quant scores usually range between Q44 - Q46 while my verbal scores vary between V28 - V30.
The max I have scored in verbal in a mock is v33 / 34. After deep diving and analyzing mocks, I have realized the following.
Accuracy in SC: 40 - 50%
Accuracy in CR: > 75%
Accuracy in RC: 50 - 60%
Don't want to reschedule exam because Round 1 deadline is near. Indian, male, targeting ISB. No plans of applying to foreign B schools.
I have completed SC grail, gone through Manhattan SC guide, practiced a lot of questions in SC alone but I guess solving more questions is not really the solution in my case. Also, every time I analyse my mocks and especially SC, I learn a new concept. :/
Apr 2020 - Official Mock 1 - 470 (q31, v25)
**Switched job, delayed MBA plans, Left GMAT and everything altogether**
14 Feb 2021 - Started preparing for GMAT
**Could not study for 1.5 months in between due to personal reasons, so been studying for 4 months only**
I have given free mocks of major test prep firms. Purchased only official mocks.
28 March 2021 - Veritas - 490 (q38,v20)
23 May - Princeton - 400 (q35,v10) [Don't know what happened here]
6 June - Expert Global - 550(q38,v27)
11 June - Official Mock Retake 1 - 560 (q39,v28)
18 June - Kaplan - 560(q37,v30)
2 July - Manhattanprep - 590(q38,v33)
8 July - Official mock 2 - 600(q44,v28)
16 July - Official mock 3 - 530(q33,v29) [Don't know what happened here]
19 July - Official mock 2 Retake- 530(q37,v25)
26 July - Official mock 4 - 600(q45,v28)
Time devoted - 4 months of prep done. 2-3 hours per weekday and 5 - 6 per weekend. Roughly 25 - 27 hours per week.
Books - Manhattan Guides (Quant+verbal) for concept building and revision. Official Guides, official verbal and quant review
From what I know, improving SC is the easiest as compared to RC / CR but apparently this is not the case with me.
Can anyone here please offer some advice which can help me in boosting my Accuracy in SC?
Would really mean a lot.
Thank you so much for your time
26 Jul 2021, 23:22
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14Sushant
Hi Sushant, since you mention SC as your specific area of concern, thought I would mention that our sentence correction book Sentence Correction Nirvana is perhaps the only book that offers a score improvement guarantee, and is especially designed for non-native speakers.
After reading the book twice (yes! it's an academic book, and so must be read twice in all seriousness, to reinforce the concepts), you will start looking forward to solving SC questions!
The book is available on Flipkart and Amazon.in. You might want to refer to these sites, to also read testimonials of how readers have benefited.
You can als go thru this post on how Soubhik, who scored V51 (overall score 780), vouches for our book.
If you want to sample a chapter before deciding to go ahead with our book, please PM me your mail-id (along with the chapter that you would like to sample) and I will be happy to send that chapter to you by mail. In addition, the entire Grammar section of the book is also available for free preview at pothi.
27 Jul 2021, 17:45
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Hi 14Sushant,
I've sent you a PM with some notes and additional questions.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I've sent you a PM with some notes and additional questions.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
