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07 Aug 2020, 07:09
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Hi everyone,
I have done the GMAT three times with a couple of months in between each [600, 650, 620]. The first time I had studied only with GMAC books and my practice test scores were very similar to the real score; however, I later did the whole TargetTestPrep Course which is great and my practice tests went up to 700 and 710. When I did the Online GMAT I had some trouble with my internet connection and managed a 650 without answering the last counter question. I recently took the GMAT again and scored lower. ¿What can I expect on my next exam? ¿Were the GMAC practice tests accurate? ¿How can I improve to be in the 700 range? ¿Is it advisable to apply with a 650? I am planning to apply to NYU, Cambridge Judge and Oxford.
I would appreciate any advice, the process is taking a toll on my confidence to apply, as I can imagine is true for many.
Cheers,
I have done the GMAT three times with a couple of months in between each [600, 650, 620]. The first time I had studied only with GMAC books and my practice test scores were very similar to the real score; however, I later did the whole TargetTestPrep Course which is great and my practice tests went up to 700 and 710. When I did the Online GMAT I had some trouble with my internet connection and managed a 650 without answering the last counter question. I recently took the GMAT again and scored lower. ¿What can I expect on my next exam? ¿Were the GMAC practice tests accurate? ¿How can I improve to be in the 700 range? ¿Is it advisable to apply with a 650? I am planning to apply to NYU, Cambridge Judge and Oxford.
I would appreciate any advice, the process is taking a toll on my confidence to apply, as I can imagine is true for many.
Cheers,
07 Aug 2020, 07:42
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Hello Pedrohagerman,
A score of 650 is decent but not sufficient enough to get into a top university. Considering your target score as 730, remember various possible combinations to achieve a score of 730 or above: V37/Q 50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
We would request you if you could send us the break up of your score for both verbal and math to suggest you in a much better way.
In a generalized way, First, we recommend you not to lose confidence. Keep yourself motivated by eating healthy and take proper rest and sleep. Don't slog your body for long hours. GMAT study requires a comprehensive study plan, updated questions, reliable resources, and shortcuts to score above 700.
First, get access to our free trial lessons and free videos by visiting https://www.mathrevolution.com.
For a math refresher, you may check our 5-hour lesson plan. Apart from this, you require unique and alternative approaches to quickly solve the quant questions, and Up-To-Date questions meet GMAT exam trends. Take our Q 51 shortcut module for the quant to deal with various questions in less time. Our experts will be there to help you.
Also, you should check this forum for some reliable resources related to verbal. For sentence correction, you may refer to OG or Aristotle Grail. For RC and CR, try solving level 700 questions.
Gradually, with the help of mock tests, you will be able to track your performance.
We will be waiting for your break score to suggest better about section-wise preparation.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected].
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
Punit Joshi
A score of 650 is decent but not sufficient enough to get into a top university. Considering your target score as 730, remember various possible combinations to achieve a score of 730 or above: V37/Q 50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
We would request you if you could send us the break up of your score for both verbal and math to suggest you in a much better way.
In a generalized way, First, we recommend you not to lose confidence. Keep yourself motivated by eating healthy and take proper rest and sleep. Don't slog your body for long hours. GMAT study requires a comprehensive study plan, updated questions, reliable resources, and shortcuts to score above 700.
First, get access to our free trial lessons and free videos by visiting https://www.mathrevolution.com.
For a math refresher, you may check our 5-hour lesson plan. Apart from this, you require unique and alternative approaches to quickly solve the quant questions, and Up-To-Date questions meet GMAT exam trends. Take our Q 51 shortcut module for the quant to deal with various questions in less time. Our experts will be there to help you.
Also, you should check this forum for some reliable resources related to verbal. For sentence correction, you may refer to OG or Aristotle Grail. For RC and CR, try solving level 700 questions.
Gradually, with the help of mock tests, you will be able to track your performance.
We will be waiting for your break score to suggest better about section-wise preparation.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected].
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
Punit Joshi
07 Aug 2020, 10:58
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Hi PedroHagerman,
I’m going to DM you now, so we can discuss a plan forward. I will say that it’s a GREAT SIGN that you have been scoring so well on your practice exams, so I’m confident you can do the same on test-day. I’ve got your back, my friend.
I’m going to DM you now, so we can discuss a plan forward. I will say that it’s a GREAT SIGN that you have been scoring so well on your practice exams, so I’m confident you can do the same on test-day. I’ve got your back, my friend.
