rocko911
8 months ago my GMAT diagnostic was 370Q-36
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I left my job , I was on full studies at home and was trying everything to bring my score to 650+
Last day i gave GMAT and scored 540 Q-40
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I studied from Manhattan ,
Official guide ,Princeton Review, Practiced more than 2000 questions of each section , Done more than 200 RC
Now I have 4 months to appear again for summer admissionsI want to pursue MS in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Target score is 700 or at least 680ON THE EXAM, I FOUND [color=#ed1c24]RC to be way tougher than usual 600-700 level RC , I WAS SHORT ON TIME ON VERBALS, My SC was also average [/color]
I am weak in EnglishPLEASE HELP ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I need step by step work to be done on daily basis but I will join work now.....Is there anyone who can understand my situation as I WAS ALWAYS WEAK IN MATHS AND VERBALS???
I can drag my score of quant to 46 at least....I Scored low on Quant becoz I did a terrible mistake of not studying it for 2 months and focusing entirely on VERBALS when I scored 47 on GMATPREP and studied QUANT a week before and I realised i was down again but IT WAS TOO LATE...
Please help me Please.......I know leaving work and studying all the time n same thing was BAD IDEA and I will not do that again
BUT PLEASE GUIDE ME IN STEP BY STEP WAY to help me reach 680 at least
Firstly, lets start with all the positives.
Amazing jump in Verbal section. This proves that you have the caliber to work hard and deliver. There is still room for improvement. So we can address that.
4 months is sufficient to improve on both the sections.
I believe you need to sit down and throw anxiety out of the window. It won't serve you any good. You can fret all you want but that won't help an ounce to reach 700.
Start with a plan. Retrospect and identify your weak areas. Try to devote more time to those sections but do not ignore any section.
Practice and you will improve your accuracy.
Start with SC. It will be easier to check your progress. List down all the rules and memorize them. More importantly, read and understand the meaning.
Work on RC. Start with sub-600 and gradually move upwards. Start reading materials outside of GMAT such as journals, blogs etc. which are dense so that you get a feel of real RC.
Practice under real time exam conditions and analyze more than you practice.
There are some amazing articles that can actually guide you.
Good Luck!