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16 Nov 2020, 05:22
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I started my GMAT prep 4 months back. I started giving my mocks around a month back scoring around 640-680 (based on 4 mocks).
Based on error logs following are the issued I am facing
1. Quant: I score decent around Q49-48. The places where I make mistakes are either 1) very hard questions 2) misreading question 3) where calculations are a little tough
2. Verbal:
i) Critical Reasoning: I am around 70% accurate. The places where I am going wrong is not able to evaluate answer choices within time.
ii) SC: This is main problem area for me. Even though I am familiar with the theory and rules, I tend to get them wrong in the test
ii) RC: RC is tricky, sometimes its too overwhelming to read a passage and answer correctly.
One overarching problem is I fail to evaluate every answer choice within the stipulated time (because after analyzing the answer choices I could easily see which is the right one) I have GMAT in 2 days, how should I approach the exam? What is an appropriate way to going through error logs and catch mistakes?
My prep:
1) Quant: I took targettestprep course, solved it entirely, align with exercises and tests and OG 2019
2) Verbal: Again took the taregettestprep course to build the basics and OG 2019
Based on error logs following are the issued I am facing
1. Quant: I score decent around Q49-48. The places where I make mistakes are either 1) very hard questions 2) misreading question 3) where calculations are a little tough
2. Verbal:
i) Critical Reasoning: I am around 70% accurate. The places where I am going wrong is not able to evaluate answer choices within time.
ii) SC: This is main problem area for me. Even though I am familiar with the theory and rules, I tend to get them wrong in the test
ii) RC: RC is tricky, sometimes its too overwhelming to read a passage and answer correctly.
One overarching problem is I fail to evaluate every answer choice within the stipulated time (because after analyzing the answer choices I could easily see which is the right one) I have GMAT in 2 days, how should I approach the exam? What is an appropriate way to going through error logs and catch mistakes?
My prep:
1) Quant: I took targettestprep course, solved it entirely, align with exercises and tests and OG 2019
2) Verbal: Again took the taregettestprep course to build the basics and OG 2019
16 Nov 2020, 05:24
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What have been your scores in official mock tests Ravi?
