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14 Sep 2022, 04:06
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I've given a total of 10 mocks till date.
1. eGMAT 1 (Q47, V 39) -- Total 710
2. eGMAT 2 (Q50, V31) -- Total 670
3. Manhattan CAT 1 (Q44, Q37) -- Total 670
4. OG Mock 1 (Q51, V38) -- Total 740
5. Manhattan CAT 2 690 (Q47, V36) -- Total 680
6. OG Mock 2 (Q49,V42) -- Total 750
7. eGMAT 3 (Q49, V42) -- Total 750
8. Manhattan CAT 3 (Q45, V40) -- Total 700
9. OG Mock 3 (Q50, V40) -- Total 740
10. Manhattan CAT 4 (Q47, V34) -- Total 660
My GMAT is in 13 days and I'm aiming for 740-750. Studying hard to touch 760. However, I've barely managed to touch 700 in Manhattan mocks. I've also found that while I am able to complete quant questions easily in eGMAT and OG Mocks, I am usually left with 4-5 questions to solve in Manhattan. Even the Verbal scores of the latest test have been a bummer.
Do I take Manhattan mocks as base and work for the next 13 days or do I focus on the results of eGMAT and OG Mocks and build on them? As per OG and eGMAT, my SC,CR, and RC accuracy is >75%, >65%, and >90% respectively. As per Manhattan, SC and CR is <60% and RC < 75%. If I follow Manhattan, I will focus on SC and if I follow eGMAT and OG, I will focus on CR.
Similar analysis exists for Quant. My NP accuracy as per eGMAT and OG and Geometry is > 80%, while for Manhattan it is <70%. Over 3 OG mocks, I've gotten 13 questions incorrect in total in quant. 8-9 of them are silly, avoidable mistakes. In 4 Manhattan mocks, I've gotten close to 50 questions incorrect. This is due to lack of time or difficulty in cracking a concept. I'm confused here as well if I need to go back and understand basics again or if I need to focus on ways to avoid silly mistakes.
Very confused about the plan of action for the next 13 days.
1. eGMAT 1 (Q47, V 39) -- Total 710
2. eGMAT 2 (Q50, V31) -- Total 670
3. Manhattan CAT 1 (Q44, Q37) -- Total 670
4. OG Mock 1 (Q51, V38) -- Total 740
5. Manhattan CAT 2 690 (Q47, V36) -- Total 680
6. OG Mock 2 (Q49,V42) -- Total 750
7. eGMAT 3 (Q49, V42) -- Total 750
8. Manhattan CAT 3 (Q45, V40) -- Total 700
9. OG Mock 3 (Q50, V40) -- Total 740
10. Manhattan CAT 4 (Q47, V34) -- Total 660
My GMAT is in 13 days and I'm aiming for 740-750. Studying hard to touch 760. However, I've barely managed to touch 700 in Manhattan mocks. I've also found that while I am able to complete quant questions easily in eGMAT and OG Mocks, I am usually left with 4-5 questions to solve in Manhattan. Even the Verbal scores of the latest test have been a bummer.
Do I take Manhattan mocks as base and work for the next 13 days or do I focus on the results of eGMAT and OG Mocks and build on them? As per OG and eGMAT, my SC,CR, and RC accuracy is >75%, >65%, and >90% respectively. As per Manhattan, SC and CR is <60% and RC < 75%. If I follow Manhattan, I will focus on SC and if I follow eGMAT and OG, I will focus on CR.
Similar analysis exists for Quant. My NP accuracy as per eGMAT and OG and Geometry is > 80%, while for Manhattan it is <70%. Over 3 OG mocks, I've gotten 13 questions incorrect in total in quant. 8-9 of them are silly, avoidable mistakes. In 4 Manhattan mocks, I've gotten close to 50 questions incorrect. This is due to lack of time or difficulty in cracking a concept. I'm confused here as well if I need to go back and understand basics again or if I need to focus on ways to avoid silly mistakes.
Very confused about the plan of action for the next 13 days.
14 Sep 2022, 08:17
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Hi,
Please refer this link
As per the above link, e-gmat course is appearing for courses. But for tests, MGMAT tests are more popular than e-gmat. No test can beat official mock. Would suggest you to take official practice exams 3-6 during the last 13 days of your prep.
Please refer this link
As per the above link, e-gmat course is appearing for courses. But for tests, MGMAT tests are more popular than e-gmat. No test can beat official mock. Would suggest you to take official practice exams 3-6 during the last 13 days of your prep.
14 Sep 2022, 08:29
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Sorry. They’re not useless though the quant does tend to be more challenging than the GMAT Prep.
However you are exhibiting pretty big differences between the GMAT Prep and MGMAT. I haven’t seen this occur naturally. Maybe it’s a problem with timing? If you have four or five questions left at the end, that could be the reason you’re getting lower score for guessing at the end.
Whether it’s a problem with the Manhattan test or a problem with GMAT prep, I don’t think you need to panic. Your best shot is to Chase a few of the mistakes and if you need to go deep and review some of the areas. I would also focus on improving your timing and making sure you stick with a plan and then you don’t leave I told her questions for the last minute.
I probably would not take a 700 for granted and use this time to clean up some of your weaknesses, especially strategies and timing
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However you are exhibiting pretty big differences between the GMAT Prep and MGMAT. I haven’t seen this occur naturally. Maybe it’s a problem with timing? If you have four or five questions left at the end, that could be the reason you’re getting lower score for guessing at the end.
Whether it’s a problem with the Manhattan test or a problem with GMAT prep, I don’t think you need to panic. Your best shot is to Chase a few of the mistakes and if you need to go deep and review some of the areas. I would also focus on improving your timing and making sure you stick with a plan and then you don’t leave I told her questions for the last minute.
I probably would not take a 700 for granted and use this time to clean up some of your weaknesses, especially strategies and timing
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