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11 Dec 2021, 03:23
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Hey guys,
I just tried my first GMAT practice test without any knowledge. I must say, I was really overwhelmed by the test and with the time. My score is really low and now I don't know if I can reach my target score on time
In the practice test, I often rushed through questions because of the time and often just guessed, especially in CR and RC questions I think. Sometimes I was even too tired of the long RC questions. Both scores are really low but Verbal even worse than quant.
I just signed up for TargetTestPrep ScottTargetTestPrep and bought the OG Bundle 20222. Do you think studying targettestprep and OG is enough for the gmat in 4 months while working full time? Or should I also study with Manhattan?
Is it even impossible to reach 680 in about 4 months while working full time or is this too unrealistic?
Im happy to hear from you guys and I am thankful for any advice or help.
Thanks in regards,
Ani
I just tried my first GMAT practice test without any knowledge. I must say, I was really overwhelmed by the test and with the time. My score is really low and now I don't know if I can reach my target score on time
In the practice test, I often rushed through questions because of the time and often just guessed, especially in CR and RC questions I think. Sometimes I was even too tired of the long RC questions. Both scores are really low but Verbal even worse than quant.
I just signed up for TargetTestPrep ScottTargetTestPrep and bought the OG Bundle 20222. Do you think studying targettestprep and OG is enough for the gmat in 4 months while working full time? Or should I also study with Manhattan?
Is it even impossible to reach 680 in about 4 months while working full time or is this too unrealistic?
Im happy to hear from you guys and I am thankful for any advice or help.
Thanks in regards,
Ani
11 Dec 2021, 04:59
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thienani
Sometimes I was even too tired of the long RC questions.
Verbal is an interesting section to study. A lot of the Verbal tutoring I do, for example, actually focuses on solving approach (how to actually read/tackle these questions more efficiently) than conceptual (what is subject/verb agreement, etc.).
The reason I'm approached for that solving approach course (which that person took) is because it's basically for people targeting V40+ (and have some skill/prep under their belt on the fundamentals). At a V15 level, even though such a thing may be helpful, there is still a lot you can do on other core elements such as Conceptual knowledge and Time-management.
Here are some general 5 verbal tips from a V48 tutor. There's also a tips post for RC on that blog you might find interesting.
Sometimes I was even too tired of the long RC questions.
Verbal is an interesting section to study. A lot of the Verbal tutoring I do, for example, actually focuses on solving approach (how to actually read/tackle these questions more efficiently) than conceptual (what is subject/verb agreement, etc.).
The reason I'm approached for that solving approach course (which that person took) is because it's basically for people targeting V40+ (and have some skill/prep under their belt on the fundamentals). At a V15 level, even though such a thing may be helpful, there is still a lot you can do on other core elements such as Conceptual knowledge and Time-management.
Here are some general 5 verbal tips from a V48 tutor. There's also a tips post for RC on that blog you might find interesting.
11 Dec 2021, 06:46
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Hi thienani,
I recommend you practice with the manhattan prep strategy guides as the chapters are concise, and they include all the concepts required for the test; so you can cover all the material in a short time.
Best Wishes!
I recommend you practice with the manhattan prep strategy guides as the chapters are concise, and they include all the concepts required for the test; so you can cover all the material in a short time.
Best Wishes!
