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29 Jul 2023, 11:08
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Hi Folks
I gave a GMAT CLUB mock today (after a long time) and scored 670 - Q48 and V33. The quant part I do understand will require practice from my side and I will be doing it.
I am actually confused about how getting just 7 questions wrong, that too almost evenly spaced in verbal led to V33 (Have attached the Screenshot). Can this score be really trusted?. I did find the verbal relatively easier than I expected.
I have the 2 GMAT official mocks unused and will be using them in the next couple of days.
I request the experts to analyze my ESR (attached below) and provide me with actionable steps for the next 19 days to get a score of 720+.
I gave a GMAT CLUB mock today (after a long time) and scored 670 - Q48 and V33. The quant part I do understand will require practice from my side and I will be doing it.
I am actually confused about how getting just 7 questions wrong, that too almost evenly spaced in verbal led to V33 (Have attached the Screenshot). Can this score be really trusted?. I did find the verbal relatively easier than I expected.
I have the 2 GMAT official mocks unused and will be using them in the next couple of days.
I request the experts to analyze my ESR (attached below) and provide me with actionable steps for the next 19 days to get a score of 720+.
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For SC, memorizing commonly tested idioms may help boost your score a bit. For RC, becoming familiar with how INFERENCE questions work could also be helpful. Figuring out what time of the day (or night) you perform best on a mock/exam could be useful as well. Had a student for example who took at least one of their attempts around 7:30 pm because they were a "night owl".
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Hi abhikap14.
Your Verbal score does seem unusually low for your performance, though maybe you happened to miss some questions the test considers easy.
I'd be curious to see how you do on Verbal on an official practice test.
Regarding what to do during the next 19 days to increase your score, I think you'll get some key insights from this video.
Your Verbal score does seem unusually low for your performance, though maybe you happened to miss some questions the test considers easy.
I'd be curious to see how you do on Verbal on an official practice test.
Regarding what to do during the next 19 days to increase your score, I think you'll get some key insights from this video.
