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06 Dec 2023, 19:41
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Hi,
I seek advice from this community regarding a refresher course -- I was studying very hard for my GMAT which was scheduled for 1st November. Due to a massive personal emergency I had to cancel the very last minute and was not able to study for a month. My target was around 720 and I was fairly confident at the time but now when I gave the test on 3rd December, without touching any prep material for a month I scored terribly on the test (Q45, V34 and Verbal was my strong suit-- I was scoring 41/42 during my mocks, but really couldn't revise anything before the test). I am looking for advice on how could I bounce back from this entire situation, since the old gmat format is going to conclude by the end of January and I'll have to prepare for an entirely different format, which I really don't wish to do. Additionally, I still think I remember most of the concepts and might benefit from a refresher wherein I could brush up my concepts and practice and re-attempt the exam. Do you have any recommendations for me? How I could about this journey? I am also open to purchasing a course for a month which would allow me to practice a lot and keep a log of my progress.
Looking forward to your responses!
Sincerely,
K
I seek advice from this community regarding a refresher course -- I was studying very hard for my GMAT which was scheduled for 1st November. Due to a massive personal emergency I had to cancel the very last minute and was not able to study for a month. My target was around 720 and I was fairly confident at the time but now when I gave the test on 3rd December, without touching any prep material for a month I scored terribly on the test (Q45, V34 and Verbal was my strong suit-- I was scoring 41/42 during my mocks, but really couldn't revise anything before the test). I am looking for advice on how could I bounce back from this entire situation, since the old gmat format is going to conclude by the end of January and I'll have to prepare for an entirely different format, which I really don't wish to do. Additionally, I still think I remember most of the concepts and might benefit from a refresher wherein I could brush up my concepts and practice and re-attempt the exam. Do you have any recommendations for me? How I could about this journey? I am also open to purchasing a course for a month which would allow me to practice a lot and keep a log of my progress.
Looking forward to your responses!
Sincerely,
K
06 Dec 2023, 20:01
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One thing that may be helpful to leverage would be your error-log. Fair to say part of the reason for your lower performance was "when I gave the test on 3rd December, without touching any prep material for a month".
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07 Dec 2023, 06:25
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KaveriSingh
Practice some official questions everyday and go through the concept videos of a test prep company simultaneously. A month should be enough for you to be able to revise everything and do well. You can practice Quant questions from test prep material too but in the last few days, I suggest you to focus on only official material.
