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I've been studying for about 6 months now, the first time I took the exam, I got 530, (39Q 25V), I then proceeded to take a GMAT course with a prep, Veritas, It was a good course; I took the exam and got 570 (42Q, 26V). My practice exams were all 600-640; I know during the exam, it definitely stressed me out more;
I would like to ask recommendation on how to study and improve more efficiently; I have taken a lot of practice exams so not sure what else to do. Also, done. a lot of the questions bank.
Would love to hear on feedback, everyone else's method.
How I study:
1. 1 hr in the morning, 1 hr in the afternoon and 1 hr at night; Broken down usually by the subject by Veritas;
Since I have done most the homework, I try to redo the questions and look for new questions; At this point, I feel stuck.
The school I am targeting are UF, NYU, Cornell. All require at least 650 in GMAT
I would like to ask recommendation on how to study and improve more efficiently; I have taken a lot of practice exams so not sure what else to do. Also, done. a lot of the questions bank.
Would love to hear on feedback, everyone else's method.
How I study:
1. 1 hr in the morning, 1 hr in the afternoon and 1 hr at night; Broken down usually by the subject by Veritas;
Since I have done most the homework, I try to redo the questions and look for new questions; At this point, I feel stuck.
The school I am targeting are UF, NYU, Cornell. All require at least 650 in GMAT
20 Oct 2019, 03:32
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Hi. I am curious to know the cause of your V25 or V26. Did you ever have the opportunity to learn either the grammar or the style of formal English? In other words how good are you at the basics? If your answer is not a definitive yes or not born out of conviction, then that is the area you should look at rather than more materials.
For instance, thre are at least 10000 questions available for each module in the forum. Which one will you take and who is going to tell you that?
Ponder how to take the best output out of the least input.
Hi. I am curious to know the cause of your V25 or V26. Did you ever have the opportunity to learn either the grammar or the style of formal English? In other words how good are you at the basics? If your answer is not a definitive yes or not born out of conviction, then that is the area you should look at rather than more materials.
For instance, thre are at least 10000 questions available for each module in the forum. Which one will you take and who is going to tell you that?
Ponder how to take the best output out of the least input.
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