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17 Jul 2023, 00:54
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Hello Everyone,
After six months of prep, I ended up with a 710. Was hoping for a 750 and above. I have just received my ESR report but am not allowed to post it here. I will, hence, make the same post on reddit with the attached link.
Prep: TTP and OG
I am planning to retake it in a month and would love some insights as to how I can push my quant score, which I am extremely disappointed in to a Q49 at least. I am strong at quant and was shocked to see my performance in the last two quarters.
Test Day Experience:
My test center was extremely bad but there was only one in the area so I have no choice. There was a lot of background noise which distracted me a couple of times. I ran out of time for Verbal. Had to guess on the last three (Two CRs and One SC). I thought I was good at RC but the results say otherwise.
Similarly for Quant, I thought I was doing really well and even though the last few questions were fairly challenging, I though I was getting them right. I had to skip 2 since I knew I was most likely to get them wrong. However, I didn't expect to get the majority wrong in the last two quarters.
Steps Going Ahead:
I am extremely confused as to what I should do moving on in this month that I have. I can't take time off but will try to put at least an hour every week day and most of my weekends. I have already used all 6 practice tests so I would rather not use them again. I know I can get a 750 under the right conditions.
After six months of prep, I ended up with a 710. Was hoping for a 750 and above. I have just received my ESR report but am not allowed to post it here. I will, hence, make the same post on reddit with the attached link.
Prep: TTP and OG
I am planning to retake it in a month and would love some insights as to how I can push my quant score, which I am extremely disappointed in to a Q49 at least. I am strong at quant and was shocked to see my performance in the last two quarters.
Test Day Experience:
My test center was extremely bad but there was only one in the area so I have no choice. There was a lot of background noise which distracted me a couple of times. I ran out of time for Verbal. Had to guess on the last three (Two CRs and One SC). I thought I was good at RC but the results say otherwise.
Similarly for Quant, I thought I was doing really well and even though the last few questions were fairly challenging, I though I was getting them right. I had to skip 2 since I knew I was most likely to get them wrong. However, I didn't expect to get the majority wrong in the last two quarters.
Steps Going Ahead:
I am extremely confused as to what I should do moving on in this month that I have. I can't take time off but will try to put at least an hour every week day and most of my weekends. I have already used all 6 practice tests so I would rather not use them again. I know I can get a 750 under the right conditions.
17 Jul 2023, 05:44
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Hi huhh.
Nice work so far. Now, just to get the rest of the way to 750+.
Your ESR (posted on Reddit) seems to indicate that you have some remaining weaker areas in Quant, among them Geometry and some others. So, I think, to get to your goal, you need to master those areas one by one with topic-focused review and practice. You'll know you've mastered a topic to the degree you need to in order to score 750+ when you're achieving high accuracy, such as E - close to 100%, M - 90%, H - 70%.
You could take things up another notch by mastering topics using the streaks method, which is outlined in the following post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
Nice work so far. Now, just to get the rest of the way to 750+.
Your ESR (posted on Reddit) seems to indicate that you have some remaining weaker areas in Quant, among them Geometry and some others. So, I think, to get to your goal, you need to master those areas one by one with topic-focused review and practice. You'll know you've mastered a topic to the degree you need to in order to score 750+ when you're achieving high accuracy, such as E - close to 100%, M - 90%, H - 70%.
You could take things up another notch by mastering topics using the streaks method, which is outlined in the following post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
17 Jul 2023, 07:21
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Sorry, but i could not find reddit link. Can you share it again?
