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20 Aug 2020, 06:28
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I have my GMAT exam in 10 days. I did not prepare for this exam earlier but I want to give it my best shot in this very short time-frame. I'm planning to dedicate the next 10 days exclusively for prep.
Mock Scores: I scored 750 (Q50, V40) in the first official GMAT mock test. I attempted this without any prep and with a simulation of the test-day conditions.
I took another mock (ExpertsGlobal) and scored 750 (Q49, V42) again.
Target: Primarily, to not drop below 750. A 760-770 seems realistically possible, anything higher would be a bonus.
Material: GMAT OG and the review books (2019 version)
Weak Areas: I only had a 50% accuracy in Sentence Correction in my first mock, hence, I brushed up on some grammar rules over the past two days. I do see some improvement in my thought process while solving these questions now.
Queries:
1. Should I solve all questions from the GMAT OG and move on to other material only after (and if) I am done with it? Should I solve questions of higher difficulty as a priority?
2. Which mocks and how many should I attempt? I'm saving my second official mock for the end.
3. Should I stick with a Section Order that has worked (Option 2) rather than experiment now?
Kindly suggest how I can make best use of my time. Thanks in advance!
Mock Scores: I scored 750 (Q50, V40) in the first official GMAT mock test. I attempted this without any prep and with a simulation of the test-day conditions.
I took another mock (ExpertsGlobal) and scored 750 (Q49, V42) again.
Target: Primarily, to not drop below 750. A 760-770 seems realistically possible, anything higher would be a bonus.
Material: GMAT OG and the review books (2019 version)
Weak Areas: I only had a 50% accuracy in Sentence Correction in my first mock, hence, I brushed up on some grammar rules over the past two days. I do see some improvement in my thought process while solving these questions now.
Queries:
1. Should I solve all questions from the GMAT OG and move on to other material only after (and if) I am done with it? Should I solve questions of higher difficulty as a priority?
2. Which mocks and how many should I attempt? I'm saving my second official mock for the end.
3. Should I stick with a Section Order that has worked (Option 2) rather than experiment now?
Kindly suggest how I can make best use of my time. Thanks in advance!
20 Aug 2020, 10:55
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Thanks for the advice. I will go through them.
