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10 Sep 2015, 00:02
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Hi guys,
I gave my first attempt at GMAT on 22 January 2014. Prior to taking the GMAT I was studying for Common Admission Test (CAT). My study for the GMAT was only limited to the OG 13th Edition, that too I had solved all the quant questions. But in verbal I was only able to complete 100% SC, 60% CR and 5 or 6 RCs. This was majorly because of time constraints and I thought my preparation for CAT would aid me in my GMAT. Coming to the my score -
Verbal - 31/60%
Quant - 44/61%
Total - 620/68%
IR - 5/52%
*I was scoring 560-580 in my mocks.
Post my attempt in January, I had joined Jamboree (in March 2014) for GMAT coaching. I completed their classroom course, but have not been able to complete the study material given by them. Because of all this, work pressure and time constraints, I have not been able to give adequate time and thought to giving a second attempt.
Now, I plan to give a second attempt (with a target of atleast 730), hence I want your suggestion - how should I go about it? What books should I refer? What course, if necessary should I choose?
Thank you.
I gave my first attempt at GMAT on 22 January 2014. Prior to taking the GMAT I was studying for Common Admission Test (CAT). My study for the GMAT was only limited to the OG 13th Edition, that too I had solved all the quant questions. But in verbal I was only able to complete 100% SC, 60% CR and 5 or 6 RCs. This was majorly because of time constraints and I thought my preparation for CAT would aid me in my GMAT. Coming to the my score -
Verbal - 31/60%
Quant - 44/61%
Total - 620/68%
IR - 5/52%
*I was scoring 560-580 in my mocks.
Post my attempt in January, I had joined Jamboree (in March 2014) for GMAT coaching. I completed their classroom course, but have not been able to complete the study material given by them. Because of all this, work pressure and time constraints, I have not been able to give adequate time and thought to giving a second attempt.
Now, I plan to give a second attempt (with a target of atleast 730), hence I want your suggestion - how should I go about it? What books should I refer? What course, if necessary should I choose?
Thank you.
10 Sep 2015, 01:14
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vardhanakshay
Your first attempt was 1.5 yrs back and coaching was more than 1 year back. Did you study off and on during this time? If you are kicking off your preparation after a long time, you need to take a full length practice test first. Figure out where you stand right now and that will help you identify the suitable way forward.
Take our free practice test here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/free-gm ... tice-test/
Get back with the score and we can give you suitable advice.
10 Sep 2015, 01:54
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VeritasPrepKarishma
Hi Karishma,
I have been studying off and on. But no consistency or plan of action.
