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Hi,
I spent the last 2 months studying (TTP, Magoosh,OG,Youtube) and I attempted mock tests this moth:
- First one in August 4th, I got 585 in the first attempt (Q83,V85,DI69)
- I tried another mock today (August 24th) and I got 575 (Q79,V80,DI76).
I don't know what I am doing wrong and it would really help to have some strategies or tips on how I can improve my score.
Really appreciate your help
I spent the last 2 months studying (TTP, Magoosh,OG,Youtube) and I attempted mock tests this moth:
- First one in August 4th, I got 585 in the first attempt (Q83,V85,DI69)
- I tried another mock today (August 24th) and I got 575 (Q79,V80,DI76).
I don't know what I am doing wrong and it would really help to have some strategies or tips on how I can improve my score.
Really appreciate your help
Updated on: 27 Sep 2024, 00:24
Originally posted by Mingyue-0810 on 24 Aug 2024, 07:41.
Last edited by Mingyue-0810 on 27 Sep 2024, 00:24, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Mingyue-0810 on 27 Sep 2024, 00:24, edited 1 time in total.
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Analyise every question you have answered uncorrectly. Why was the answer you picked wrong?
Was it a silly mistake or you didn't knew the concept or
the time wasn't enough and you felt anxious or nervous and picked wrong answer?
Analyize every single question and try to find ot your weakness and work on that
Good Luck
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Was it a silly mistake or you didn't knew the concept or
the time wasn't enough and you felt anxious or nervous and picked wrong answer?
Analyize every single question and try to find ot your weakness and work on that
Good Luck
Posted from my mobile device
24 Aug 2024, 07:51
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1. Go back to every question you have attempted.
2. Find your strong & weak areas.
3. Analyse every wrong question & try to find the reason why it was wrong
4. If your question was wrong due to conceptual gap, then go and try to understand that concept & then solve various questions to get a good grip on that concept.
5. If your answer was wrong due to other reasons like carelessness, reasoning gap, anxiety, time constraints.... Then go and practice more and more questions until you feel confident.
(For concepts, i would recommend Manhattan prep books)
And also you can try to solve Official guides for GMAT.
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2. Find your strong & weak areas.
3. Analyse every wrong question & try to find the reason why it was wrong
4. If your question was wrong due to conceptual gap, then go and try to understand that concept & then solve various questions to get a good grip on that concept.
5. If your answer was wrong due to other reasons like carelessness, reasoning gap, anxiety, time constraints.... Then go and practice more and more questions until you feel confident.
(For concepts, i would recommend Manhattan prep books)
And also you can try to solve Official guides for GMAT.
Posted from my mobile device
