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07 Nov 2022, 00:48
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Thanks for your answers on GMAT Club. It has been a great resource to learn. Tagging MartyTargetTestPrep KarishmaB GMATNinja ExpertsGlobal5 Sajjad1994 generis bb mikemcgarry DmitryFarber TommyWallach ReedArnoldMPREP for this.
I am writing this question to seek some help regarding to my GMAT verbal preparation. My previous GMAT scores are below:
Attempt 1: 690 (Q47, V37) - August '22
Attempt 2: 620 (Q50, V24) - November '22 (2 days ago)
After my GMAT attempt 1, I could recognise from my ESR that I lagged behind in SC with a 50% accuracy. I had a good accuracy (80%+) on both CR and RC. I worked on improving my SC skills, solving all the available official questions from GMAC (including verbal review, verbal advance question bank, practice question - 1, and practice question - 2, all 6 official mocks). I prepared untimed, spending at least 5-10 mins with each question. Within 3 months, my SC accuracy, measured untimed, went up to 80%.
I was confident enough to hit a V40 this time and booked my 2nd attempt. During this attempt, it seemed like the questions were way harder than the questions I had practiced. I got nervous, I couldn't manage my time properly, and I ended up with a shocking V24 score! When I skimmed through my ESR, I could see my SC accuracy was again 50% along with a huge drop in my CR and RC accuracy (~75%).
Now, after exhausting all the official materials along with 3 test prep materials (TTP, GMAT Whiz, and MGMAT mocks), which were really helpful in boosting my understanding of the verbal concepts. But, now I am literally clueless on how to boost my verbal score. I am giving my 3rd attempt of GMAT after 2-weeks from now.
I prepared a list of errors, skimming through my previous MGMAT and official mocks and I figured out that I am doing the same mistakes repetitively even after being aware. Doing the same mistakes repeatedly seems like an ongoing self-sabotaging loop, which is going on and on and I am not able to stop the loop. In all of my timed CAT attempts, I am getting a 50% accuracy in SC. In untimed SC attempts I usually get an 80% accuracy. If this can be improved, I believe I can improve my overall verbal performance (V40 is my target score).
It would be extremely helpful if you can please share any advise, suggestion, or resources on how I should approach the next 2-weeks and boost my verbal score.
Thank you so much!
~SP
Thanks for your answers on GMAT Club. It has been a great resource to learn. Tagging MartyTargetTestPrep KarishmaB GMATNinja ExpertsGlobal5 Sajjad1994 generis bb mikemcgarry DmitryFarber TommyWallach ReedArnoldMPREP for this.
I am writing this question to seek some help regarding to my GMAT verbal preparation. My previous GMAT scores are below:
Attempt 1: 690 (Q47, V37) - August '22
Attempt 2: 620 (Q50, V24) - November '22 (2 days ago)
After my GMAT attempt 1, I could recognise from my ESR that I lagged behind in SC with a 50% accuracy. I had a good accuracy (80%+) on both CR and RC. I worked on improving my SC skills, solving all the available official questions from GMAC (including verbal review, verbal advance question bank, practice question - 1, and practice question - 2, all 6 official mocks). I prepared untimed, spending at least 5-10 mins with each question. Within 3 months, my SC accuracy, measured untimed, went up to 80%.
I was confident enough to hit a V40 this time and booked my 2nd attempt. During this attempt, it seemed like the questions were way harder than the questions I had practiced. I got nervous, I couldn't manage my time properly, and I ended up with a shocking V24 score! When I skimmed through my ESR, I could see my SC accuracy was again 50% along with a huge drop in my CR and RC accuracy (~75%).
Now, after exhausting all the official materials along with 3 test prep materials (TTP, GMAT Whiz, and MGMAT mocks), which were really helpful in boosting my understanding of the verbal concepts. But, now I am literally clueless on how to boost my verbal score. I am giving my 3rd attempt of GMAT after 2-weeks from now.
I prepared a list of errors, skimming through my previous MGMAT and official mocks and I figured out that I am doing the same mistakes repetitively even after being aware. Doing the same mistakes repeatedly seems like an ongoing self-sabotaging loop, which is going on and on and I am not able to stop the loop. In all of my timed CAT attempts, I am getting a 50% accuracy in SC. In untimed SC attempts I usually get an 80% accuracy. If this can be improved, I believe I can improve my overall verbal performance (V40 is my target score).
It would be extremely helpful if you can please share any advise, suggestion, or resources on how I should approach the next 2-weeks and boost my verbal score.
Thank you so much!
~SP
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07 Nov 2022, 02:30
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Hi Subham.
I could use a little more information. When you say your SC accuracy is 80% untimed, can you break that down for me into separate untimed accuracies for easy, medium, and hard questions?
Also, I checked your TTP Analytics and saw that, on TTP, your accuracies on all types of verbal questions when you used TTP were in the range of 72% to 75%. Would you say that your verbal skill level is currently about the same as it was when you answered the TTP verbal questions?
I could use a little more information. When you say your SC accuracy is 80% untimed, can you break that down for me into separate untimed accuracies for easy, medium, and hard questions?
Also, I checked your TTP Analytics and saw that, on TTP, your accuracies on all types of verbal questions when you used TTP were in the range of 72% to 75%. Would you say that your verbal skill level is currently about the same as it was when you answered the TTP verbal questions?
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Thanks for your response MartyTargetTestPrep
While doing TTP questions, my accuracy in SC was around 72% and modifier was my weak spot as you correctly pointed out. Right after that I worked on boosting my ability to understand the meaning of the sentences and I got better at solving modifier questions, boosting my SC accuracy to ~80% overall. At the same time, I have practiced less RC and CR questions after my first attempt in order to focus more on SC.
I am sharing the data points from my GMAC Practice Question - 1 and 2 untimed attempts. Hopefully it'll be a good enough sample set. I have attempted the OG and Verbal review questions multiple times, so I don't have to correct data available for those.
SC Hard - 78% (40/51)
SC Medium - 81% (45/55)
SC Easy - 77.7% (14/18)
CR Hard - 87% (21/24)
CR Medium - 96% (25/26)
CR Easy - NA
RC Hard - 72%
I didn't practice RC and CR easy questions after my first attempt. Please let me know if anything else.
Thank you!
While doing TTP questions, my accuracy in SC was around 72% and modifier was my weak spot as you correctly pointed out. Right after that I worked on boosting my ability to understand the meaning of the sentences and I got better at solving modifier questions, boosting my SC accuracy to ~80% overall. At the same time, I have practiced less RC and CR questions after my first attempt in order to focus more on SC.
I am sharing the data points from my GMAC Practice Question - 1 and 2 untimed attempts. Hopefully it'll be a good enough sample set. I have attempted the OG and Verbal review questions multiple times, so I don't have to correct data available for those.
SC Hard - 78% (40/51)
SC Medium - 81% (45/55)
SC Easy - 77.7% (14/18)
CR Hard - 87% (21/24)
CR Medium - 96% (25/26)
CR Easy - NA
RC Hard - 72%
I didn't practice RC and CR easy questions after my first attempt. Please let me know if anything else.
Thank you!
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Hi there--it's very hard to diagnose from something like this. But I would ask a few questions of you:
1). How often do you find yourself reading the entirety of the original sentence?
2). Do you read sentences top to bottom, left to right in the hopes of catching a mistake, or do you feel like you're following clues to *find* mistakes?
3). How fast can you determine what is being tested in the sentence (in particular: Subjects-verb, structure, modifiers, parallelism, comparisons, pronouns)?
4). How important are conjunctions to you?
5). Can you explain how to recognize different modifiers, and what 'thing' each modifies structurally?
These videos might help:
Sentence Structure:
Finding Clues in SC:
I take the verbal section:
For that last one, pause the video at each SC questions and do the sentence yourself. RECORD YOURSELF, speaking aloud WHAT you're noticing and thinking about. Then, watch me do the sentence. What did I notice? Was my approach more efficient or less efficient than yours? Why? What words matter most in the sentence? How well did I find them? How well did you find them?
People tend to under-practice SC process--how they are doing the questions--and focus just on memorizing a bunch of grammar rules. But that's maybe only 20% of the battle.
