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Hey Guys,
I am a college senior and want to take the GMAT before I have a full time job, so I'm targeting december or so, or whenever I feel fully prepared. I just took gmat prep 1. Q 45 V 33 = 630. The kind of annoying thing is my timing was wayyy off, I finished with about 12 minutes left on quan and 16 left on verbal. With the Q I just looked it over a lot of careless mistakes I know I can do a lot better with minimal effort. With the verbal I got 12 wrong but 7 were in SC. I really just suck at SC everything else wasn't that hard (I guess because I got low level questions got question 1 , 3 wrong). I'm pretty sure my verbal weakness is SC, and I should be pretty fine on the rest and in Math I definitly need to brush up on geometry, number properties and being smarter with DS questions. I guess my question to this forum is whats my next step?
I have a general idea that I'm gonna buy manhatten SC and # properties and do the several mgmat cats as well as take the gmat club tests. Do you guys have anything any advice? How long should I study for overall and how long each day? Any other advice will be greatly appreciated thanks. My goal is 720 + but I really want a 750 if that’s achievable.
I am a college senior and want to take the GMAT before I have a full time job, so I'm targeting december or so, or whenever I feel fully prepared. I just took gmat prep 1. Q 45 V 33 = 630. The kind of annoying thing is my timing was wayyy off, I finished with about 12 minutes left on quan and 16 left on verbal. With the Q I just looked it over a lot of careless mistakes I know I can do a lot better with minimal effort. With the verbal I got 12 wrong but 7 were in SC. I really just suck at SC everything else wasn't that hard (I guess because I got low level questions got question 1 , 3 wrong). I'm pretty sure my verbal weakness is SC, and I should be pretty fine on the rest and in Math I definitly need to brush up on geometry, number properties and being smarter with DS questions. I guess my question to this forum is whats my next step?
I have a general idea that I'm gonna buy manhatten SC and # properties and do the several mgmat cats as well as take the gmat club tests. Do you guys have anything any advice? How long should I study for overall and how long each day? Any other advice will be greatly appreciated thanks. My goal is 720 + but I really want a 750 if that’s achievable.
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