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06 Jun 2020, 04:27
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First GMAT attempt (650 - Q44 V35)
Have 40 Days to Prepare for my second GMAT Attempt with a target of 700+. Because of Corona I have extended WFH so I can eek out as many hours as possible to study and go ham in these forty days.
In my practice tests I've scored between 45-48 in Quant and 36-38 in Verbal. Target is 48+ in Quant and 38+ in Verbal.
Attached is a rough study plan as well as the ESR of my previous report.
For preparation I'll be using EMPOWER Study Tools for revision of Quant and Verbal and then OG for Practicing. Once done with those I'll look for harder questions from GMAT Club for both Quant and Verbal but my focus is primarily on nailing the easy-medium level questions. For IR I'll be using Veritas/MBA material.
Please tell me any tips on how I can maximize my effectiveness for studying and also get a boost on my scores.
Have 40 Days to Prepare for my second GMAT Attempt with a target of 700+. Because of Corona I have extended WFH so I can eek out as many hours as possible to study and go ham in these forty days.
In my practice tests I've scored between 45-48 in Quant and 36-38 in Verbal. Target is 48+ in Quant and 38+ in Verbal.
Attached is a rough study plan as well as the ESR of my previous report.
For preparation I'll be using EMPOWER Study Tools for revision of Quant and Verbal and then OG for Practicing. Once done with those I'll look for harder questions from GMAT Club for both Quant and Verbal but my focus is primarily on nailing the easy-medium level questions. For IR I'll be using Veritas/MBA material.
Please tell me any tips on how I can maximize my effectiveness for studying and also get a boost on my scores.
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07 Jun 2020, 21:20
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Hi fasih96
Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
I would like to start by commending your efforts in planning.
My Analysis of your ESR
Verbal
SC and RC:
Your score in these two subsections indicates that you have good understanding of the concepts and you can apply the concepts learnt into questions. ?
CR:
Your score in this sub section indicate that you lack conceptual understanding as your score is less than 70%ile.
Time Management
I can see that you have solved RC passages in the suggested time. You have solved SC questions in 15 seconds less than the required time and you have good accuracy in this sub-section.
In CR, you have attempted questions in 10 seconds less than the required time. This might have caused you to miss out on some parts of the question which lead you to marking them wrong. I will suggest you give enough time to a question.
Action points
1. Study CR Concepts
2. Practice medium and hard level SC questions
3. Revise RC and SC concepts
4. Give mixed quizzes – medium and hard level difficulty
Quant
Algebra – Geometry and Ratios - Percent
Your score in these subsections indicates that you lack conceptual understanding of both Algebra and Geometry.
Arithmetic and Advanced topics
Your score in these subsections indicate that you have good conceptual understanding and you must maintain these accuracies.
Time Management
The time is managed well during the test. You always had a lot of time in your hands all the time. I will suggest you devote time to a certain question if you feel spending an extra minute can make you solve the question.
Action Points
1. Algebra, geometry, ratios and percentage concepts
2. Algebra, geometry, ratios and percentage medium and hard questions
3. Arithmetic and Advanced Topics revision
4. Mixed quizzes – Medium and Hard. Focus on Hard questions more.
7 Steps – How to score 700+ on the GMAT
Prawee (550 to 740) used all the books and local coaching classes but was unable to improve her GMAT score beyond a certain point. She changed her approach and finally scored 740 in her 5th attempt and got a $180,000 fellowship cumulatively from 3 top business schools. She is currently pursuing MBA from Kellogg. Kellogg was once not even on her radar.
Hope this helps
Deepak
e-GMAT Strategy Expert
Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
I would like to start by commending your efforts in planning.
My Analysis of your ESR
Verbal
SC and RC:
Your score in these two subsections indicates that you have good understanding of the concepts and you can apply the concepts learnt into questions. ?
CR:
Your score in this sub section indicate that you lack conceptual understanding as your score is less than 70%ile.
Time Management
I can see that you have solved RC passages in the suggested time. You have solved SC questions in 15 seconds less than the required time and you have good accuracy in this sub-section.
In CR, you have attempted questions in 10 seconds less than the required time. This might have caused you to miss out on some parts of the question which lead you to marking them wrong. I will suggest you give enough time to a question.
Action points
1. Study CR Concepts
2. Practice medium and hard level SC questions
3. Revise RC and SC concepts
4. Give mixed quizzes – medium and hard level difficulty
Quant
Algebra – Geometry and Ratios - Percent
Your score in these subsections indicates that you lack conceptual understanding of both Algebra and Geometry.
Arithmetic and Advanced topics
Your score in these subsections indicate that you have good conceptual understanding and you must maintain these accuracies.
Time Management
The time is managed well during the test. You always had a lot of time in your hands all the time. I will suggest you devote time to a certain question if you feel spending an extra minute can make you solve the question.
Action Points
1. Algebra, geometry, ratios and percentage concepts
2. Algebra, geometry, ratios and percentage medium and hard questions
3. Arithmetic and Advanced Topics revision
4. Mixed quizzes – Medium and Hard. Focus on Hard questions more.
7 Steps – How to score 700+ on the GMAT
Prawee (550 to 740) used all the books and local coaching classes but was unable to improve her GMAT score beyond a certain point. She changed her approach and finally scored 740 in her 5th attempt and got a $180,000 fellowship cumulatively from 3 top business schools. She is currently pursuing MBA from Kellogg. Kellogg was once not even on her radar.
Hope this helps
Deepak
e-GMAT Strategy Expert
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