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20 Aug 2024, 00:53
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Dear GMAT experts and fellow test takers,
I just finished my first attempt at og practice test and got 515.
QR 81, VR 78 and DI 67
I studied QR basics and CR of VR and not much on DI for about a week
I want to score 700+ to apply schools. Is it possible with this current baseline score? I have 2 months to study full time but I can’t afford much to spend on courses. I have official guide series.
Thanking in advance
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I just finished my first attempt at og practice test and got 515.
QR 81, VR 78 and DI 67
I studied QR basics and CR of VR and not much on DI for about a week
I want to score 700+ to apply schools. Is it possible with this current baseline score? I have 2 months to study full time but I can’t afford much to spend on courses. I have official guide series.
Thanking in advance
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20 Aug 2024, 02:25
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The Share GMAT Experience subforum could be helpful to check out. You could potentially take some quick tips from the posted debriefs (including which resources people have done/used) and a sense how long/likely different score jumps may be.
For Verbal, consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for Critical Reasoning. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. The gmatclub study plan post also mentions a variety of resources you could check out.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
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For Verbal, consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for Critical Reasoning. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. The gmatclub study plan post also mentions a variety of resources you could check out.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
20 Aug 2024, 13:29
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Hi there !
Congratulations on completing your first practice test! A score of 515 is a solid starting point, and it's great that you have a clear goal of reaching 645+(Equivalent to 700+ in GMAT Classic). With two months of full-time study, you definitely have the potential to make significant improvements.
Since you already have the Official Guide series, you can leverage that resource effectively. Focus on identifying your weak areas in each section and create a structured study plan. Utilize free online resources(GMAT Ninja, GMAT Ninja Blogs, TTP Blogs, Thursdays with Ron video recordings), forums, and study groups to supplement your learning without breaking the bank.
Stay positive and consistent in your preparation, and remember that many test-takers have successfully achieved their target scores with dedication and the right strategies. You've got this!
Best of luck on your journey!
Congratulations on completing your first practice test! A score of 515 is a solid starting point, and it's great that you have a clear goal of reaching 645+(Equivalent to 700+ in GMAT Classic). With two months of full-time study, you definitely have the potential to make significant improvements.
Since you already have the Official Guide series, you can leverage that resource effectively. Focus on identifying your weak areas in each section and create a structured study plan. Utilize free online resources(GMAT Ninja, GMAT Ninja Blogs, TTP Blogs, Thursdays with Ron video recordings), forums, and study groups to supplement your learning without breaking the bank.
Stay positive and consistent in your preparation, and remember that many test-takers have successfully achieved their target scores with dedication and the right strategies. You've got this!
Best of luck on your journey!
