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GMAT 1: 640 Q48 V31
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24 May 2022, 10:27
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Hi, I just gave my first GMAT, and I'm pretty devastated and shocked by the results. I got 540 (Q48, V18).
Previously, in my GMAT CATs, I was consistently scoring V31-V34. I know the official score might differ, but getting V18, never thought in million+ years.
So, now I have decided to give GMAT exam once again but this time I wanna try the Verbal crash course of @Expert's Global. Any thought's on whether it will be beneficial or not or should look for some other course. I do have a time constraint on hand, wanna get over with GMAT in 1-1.5 months. Already spent 3 months self-studying.
Bunuel, souvik101990, carcass, Sajjad1994
Previously, in my GMAT CATs, I was consistently scoring V31-V34. I know the official score might differ, but getting V18, never thought in million+ years.
So, now I have decided to give GMAT exam once again but this time I wanna try the Verbal crash course of @Expert's Global. Any thought's on whether it will be beneficial or not or should look for some other course. I do have a time constraint on hand, wanna get over with GMAT in 1-1.5 months. Already spent 3 months self-studying.
Bunuel, souvik101990, carcass, Sajjad1994
24 May 2022, 16:57
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Hi
I do know they are quite good as course. My humble opinion , though, is that IF you are strong in your fundamentals and have a good plan, error log, and pinpoint exactly where you are weak I believe you can achieve a good score even without a course.
But that is me. For other people, a course is a blessing. It depends.
They have a reasonable price: the crash course is 7 days trial and then $125 which is not the end of the world for two months.
However, GC has also tons of resources, millions of questions, tools, guides, and materials for all species.
Even the GC math and verbal book is wayyyyyyyyyyyy more than enough for a 51 percentile.
It is a personal preference, frankly.
Remember that your preparation in the last stage, regardless of prep a company or not, should be the official material. There the real GMAT score comes from
I hope my humble and maybe pointless opinion helped you somehow
Best of luck Sir
I do know they are quite good as course. My humble opinion , though, is that IF you are strong in your fundamentals and have a good plan, error log, and pinpoint exactly where you are weak I believe you can achieve a good score even without a course.
But that is me. For other people, a course is a blessing. It depends.
They have a reasonable price: the crash course is 7 days trial and then $125 which is not the end of the world for two months.
However, GC has also tons of resources, millions of questions, tools, guides, and materials for all species.
Even the GC math and verbal book is wayyyyyyyyyyyy more than enough for a 51 percentile.
It is a personal preference, frankly.
Remember that your preparation in the last stage, regardless of prep a company or not, should be the official material. There the real GMAT score comes from
I hope my humble and maybe pointless opinion helped you somehow
Best of luck Sir
24 May 2022, 18:54
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What materials did you use for your first attempt?
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