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26 Sep 2020, 05:11
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Hi!
I am currently preparing to take the GMAT in a couple of weeks. So far, I have only studied for three weeks to a month and used only the Official GMAT preparation books.
I have taken 4 mock tests so far, all on the official site.
Mock 1 - 710 (without prep)
Mock 2 - 720
Mock 3 - 750
Mock 4 - 740
I have heard that the actual GMAT may actually have a tougher level in Verbal as compared to the GMAT mocks. Should I continue doing as many questions as possible from the official prep material on the site, or look at something else for verbal questions? I also have a Magoosh account I can refer. However, I have less than two weeks to go and don't want to spend time doing something not useful.
Can someone help me out? I plan to take the last 2 official mocks as well.
I am currently preparing to take the GMAT in a couple of weeks. So far, I have only studied for three weeks to a month and used only the Official GMAT preparation books.
I have taken 4 mock tests so far, all on the official site.
Mock 1 - 710 (without prep)
Mock 2 - 720
Mock 3 - 750
Mock 4 - 740
I have heard that the actual GMAT may actually have a tougher level in Verbal as compared to the GMAT mocks. Should I continue doing as many questions as possible from the official prep material on the site, or look at something else for verbal questions? I also have a Magoosh account I can refer. However, I have less than two weeks to go and don't want to spend time doing something not useful.
Can someone help me out? I plan to take the last 2 official mocks as well.
26 Sep 2020, 09:00
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Hey Divyendu - Since you just have 2 weeks before your exam, I would suggest you to revisit your error log and focus on those areas / topics that you have identified as your weak spots. If time permits, you can go ahead with the official advanced questions
Btw what is your target score?
Btw what is your target score?
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26 Sep 2020, 09:06
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Yes, I am planning to specifically re-do all my flagged and incorrect answers to work on some theories. The process has already helped in increasing my score.
In addition, I'm worried about encountering a significantly tougher verbal section on the day of the actual GMAT. I was wondering if I could use another platform for attempting new questions beyond the incorrect ones I currently have.
I started with a target score of 720, but now I really want to push it up to a 750 because I feel that's a realistic goal, given my mock scores.
