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13 Apr 2025, 20:17
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Hello
I gave the practice Test 1, a couple days ago and I'm at 655 (DI-83/Q-85/V-80)
I felt time pressured in the verbal section and for DI and Quant, upon review, it seems like most of them are just silly mistakes, which could have been right if I was more careful while giving the test.
Any suggestions on how I shall proceed. For verbal I have looked at the whole RC and CR series on GMAT Ninja. How can I improve my VR score, while also improving slightly on DI and QR as well. I am targeting 720+ and I have 2 months.
PS: English is not my first language, and it seems like math is ;p JK
I gave the practice Test 1, a couple days ago and I'm at 655 (DI-83/Q-85/V-80)
I felt time pressured in the verbal section and for DI and Quant, upon review, it seems like most of them are just silly mistakes, which could have been right if I was more careful while giving the test.
Any suggestions on how I shall proceed. For verbal I have looked at the whole RC and CR series on GMAT Ninja. How can I improve my VR score, while also improving slightly on DI and QR as well. I am targeting 720+ and I have 2 months.
PS: English is not my first language, and it seems like math is ;p JK
14 Apr 2025, 09:13
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Including which areas on Verbal you find challenging could be helpful. If you want to practice reading (without burning official RC passages/questions), articles from The Economist could be useful. For CR assumption questions, the negation technique could be helpful to leverage.
14 Apr 2025, 15:32
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Hi ujju299 ,
Congrats on a great start.
For Verbal, the official questions are the best to train your "GMAT ears". You can practice the OG questions from the latest version of main OG and Verbal Review guide. There are also plenty of official questions on GMAT Club from the previous years, even going back to 20 years ago. The questions from GMAT Prep (Classic) are also retired questions. If those are not enough, there are also LSAT RC and CR questions available.
For Quant, maybe you can look for questions at a higher difficulty level on GMAT Club forum, or consider using GMAT Club Tests for sectional practices. The GMAT Club Tests questions are generally considered to be more difficult than the official questions.
For DI, nothing beats the official questions.
Best of luck.
Congrats on a great start.
For Verbal, the official questions are the best to train your "GMAT ears". You can practice the OG questions from the latest version of main OG and Verbal Review guide. There are also plenty of official questions on GMAT Club from the previous years, even going back to 20 years ago. The questions from GMAT Prep (Classic) are also retired questions. If those are not enough, there are also LSAT RC and CR questions available.
For Quant, maybe you can look for questions at a higher difficulty level on GMAT Club forum, or consider using GMAT Club Tests for sectional practices. The GMAT Club Tests questions are generally considered to be more difficult than the official questions.
For DI, nothing beats the official questions.
Best of luck.
ujju299
