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Hi there!
I recently gave my first attempt at the GMAT exam and scored a 670 (Q49 V32). I had been preparing for the GMAT since January 2023, but it was not continuous as I had to take 3 long breaks during the course of my preparation.
Prior to giving the exam, I was enrolled in a test prep company and was consistently scoring around 730-750. My scores in the last 2 mock tests (720 and 730) in quant were Q51 and my verbal scores ranged from V37-V38.
I am comfortable to a decent extent with quant, but I feel like I would need a bit more targeted practice. However, verbal has been a weaker suit of mine, so I believe that I need to invest some more time in the same.
I am currently aiming for a score of 750 or above and I am planning to reattempt the exam 5 weeks from now.
I am not particularly interested in going for another test prep company since I have already spent a lot in the same previously. So, if I do not go for a test prep company again, what is the plan I should be following and what are the ideal resources which I might need for getting to my target score?
Thanks!
I recently gave my first attempt at the GMAT exam and scored a 670 (Q49 V32). I had been preparing for the GMAT since January 2023, but it was not continuous as I had to take 3 long breaks during the course of my preparation.
Prior to giving the exam, I was enrolled in a test prep company and was consistently scoring around 730-750. My scores in the last 2 mock tests (720 and 730) in quant were Q51 and my verbal scores ranged from V37-V38.
I am comfortable to a decent extent with quant, but I feel like I would need a bit more targeted practice. However, verbal has been a weaker suit of mine, so I believe that I need to invest some more time in the same.
I am currently aiming for a score of 750 or above and I am planning to reattempt the exam 5 weeks from now.
I am not particularly interested in going for another test prep company since I have already spent a lot in the same previously. So, if I do not go for a test prep company again, what is the plan I should be following and what are the ideal resources which I might need for getting to my target score?
Thanks!
09 Aug 2023, 01:06
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The person below went from a similar verbal score (V31) to a V40 on a retake in about 30 days. Although they took a bit of tutoring (6 hrs), they mention a variety of free resources/quick tips you may find helpful. Consider getting the ESR as well.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-online- ... 68599.html
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11 Aug 2023, 08:20
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