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10 Feb 2014, 10:12
Kudos
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Hi Everyone,
I will be taking the GMAT exam in two weeks, but have been consistently getting 600- 640 range. My goal is to one day reach a score of 700-750 range.
The following has been my progress so far:
Timeline: Started studying in December 2013
Completed OG book (finish the entire book twice)
Percentages per section for practice problems:
DS/PS: 70% correct rate
CR: mid 50% correct rate
RC: 70% correct rate
SC: 60% correct rate
GMAT Prep 1: 610
Ran through GMAT Pill Questions/ frameworks
(140 questions in CR and SC)
Completed MGMAT SC and CR books
MGMAT Free test: 590
M:42
V: 31
MGMAT 1: 640
M: 44
V: 33
I ran analytic on both MGMAT tests and it showed this:
Verbal
Critical Reasoning 36%
300 - 500 1 1 0 100% 1:58 NA
500 - 600 5 3 2 60% 3:29 1:40
600 - 700 13 3 10 23% 1:57 1:41
700 - 800 9 3 6 33% 1:53 2:44
Reading Comprehension 54%
500 - 600 4 3 1 75% 1:54 1:15
600 - 700 16 9 7 56% 1:44 2:23
700 - 800 4 1 3 25% 1:27 1:28
Sentence Correction 70%
500 - 600 1 1 0 100% 1:22 NA
600 - 700 14 11 3 79% 0:59 1:25
700 - 800 15 9 6 60% 2:04 1:29
Math
Problem Solving 50%
300 - 500 1 0 1 0% NA 0:17
500 - 600 7 7 0 100% 2:14 NA
600 - 700 15 8 6 53% 2:14 3:05
700 - 800 21 7 14 33% 2:16 2:16
Data Sufficiency 53%
300 - 500 1 1 0 100% 0:57 NA
500 - 600 7 6 1 86% 2:14 0:29
600 - 700 13 7 6 54% 1:13 1:27
700 - 800 9 2 7 22% 2:29 1:52
1) What should be my next steps?
2) How can I bring up my CR scores (and therefore my Verbal score to a 40+?)
I appreciate if anyone can help me. Thank you!
I will be taking the GMAT exam in two weeks, but have been consistently getting 600- 640 range. My goal is to one day reach a score of 700-750 range.
The following has been my progress so far:
Timeline: Started studying in December 2013
Completed OG book (finish the entire book twice)
Percentages per section for practice problems:
DS/PS: 70% correct rate
CR: mid 50% correct rate
RC: 70% correct rate
SC: 60% correct rate
GMAT Prep 1: 610
Ran through GMAT Pill Questions/ frameworks
(140 questions in CR and SC)
Completed MGMAT SC and CR books
MGMAT Free test: 590
M:42
V: 31
MGMAT 1: 640
M: 44
V: 33
I ran analytic on both MGMAT tests and it showed this:
Verbal
Critical Reasoning 36%
300 - 500 1 1 0 100% 1:58 NA
500 - 600 5 3 2 60% 3:29 1:40
600 - 700 13 3 10 23% 1:57 1:41
700 - 800 9 3 6 33% 1:53 2:44
Reading Comprehension 54%
500 - 600 4 3 1 75% 1:54 1:15
600 - 700 16 9 7 56% 1:44 2:23
700 - 800 4 1 3 25% 1:27 1:28
Sentence Correction 70%
500 - 600 1 1 0 100% 1:22 NA
600 - 700 14 11 3 79% 0:59 1:25
700 - 800 15 9 6 60% 2:04 1:29
Math
Problem Solving 50%
300 - 500 1 0 1 0% NA 0:17
500 - 600 7 7 0 100% 2:14 NA
600 - 700 15 8 6 53% 2:14 3:05
700 - 800 21 7 14 33% 2:16 2:16
Data Sufficiency 53%
300 - 500 1 1 0 100% 0:57 NA
500 - 600 7 6 1 86% 2:14 0:29
600 - 700 13 7 6 54% 1:13 1:27
700 - 800 9 2 7 22% 2:29 1:52
1) What should be my next steps?
2) How can I bring up my CR scores (and therefore my Verbal score to a 40+?)
I appreciate if anyone can help me. Thank you!
13 Feb 2014, 08:35
Kudos
Bookmarks
Two weeks is a short amount of time, but it seems like you've done a fair amount of studying already, so you clearly know the GMAT basics. Do you know what it is about CR that you are having the most trouble with? Is it timing? Or is there a certain type of CR question that always gets you? Once you figure this out, you'll be able to focus on that and that only in your studies. Our sim test gives you a breakdown of exactly what types of questions you got incorrect and the reason for it. It will tell you what type of CR question you got wrong. If the sim tests you already took give you a similar breakdown, use that to your advantage! This way, since you have a precious few weeks to study, you won't waste time studying CR concepts you already know.
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