Hello Ashok,
First of all, welcome to the GMAT club. Don't be disappointed too much. It is just a start and be happy with the fact of you scoring 360(Q26, V15). This score gives us a clear idea about how we should plan our study for both the sections to score 700 or above.
GMAT math is logic, and GMAT verbal is a real test of English as a language. So, we recommend you to look for reliable resources.
The GMAT is not that easy as we assume. Raising score from 360 to 700+ is realistic. But it requires consistency, self-belief, a detailed study plan, Unique, alternative approaches, and Up-To-Date questions.
Finding your target score as 700, remember various possible combinations to achieve a score of 700 or above: V37/Q50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
Looking at your last score of 360 (Q26, V15), we have the following recommendation:
Plan 1: Basic concept building- try 650 level questions- take the mock test-- learn alternative methods and shortcuts-- try 700+ level questions-- take mock tests.
For Math: You need to command the basic concept of all topics. Q of 45+ will make your life easier. You should visit our website
https://www.mathrevolution.com to check our free trial lessons and free videos.
To strengthen the basic concept on various topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and word problems, you should opt for a 5-hour Math Review lesson. Solve as many questions as you can relate to different topics. You can connect with our experts if you have doubts about math. With my experience as a GMAT instructor for more than 8 years now, I would recommend connecting with an expert and learning the concept soon. Also, I will help you understand various approaches to solving difficult level questions of some specific topics, which will also help you save time-solving questions through quick methods.
For Verbal: Revise your grammar basics by GMAT grammar book or Aristotle grail for sentence correction. For RC and CR, try solving the 700+ level question.
Plan 2: Once your basics are strong, we recommend learning quick and alternative approaches to solve questions to save you the time. Q 51 shortcut will help you do so.
Keep checking your performance by taking mock tests. You may try our free diagnostic test once.
Let us know if you have further questions.
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Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
Punit Joshi