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Hi guys,
I have started preparing for GMAT from April 2023, I took a lot of time understanding each concept and how to solve in Quants and practiced multiple question in Verbals. I have attempted 3 mocks from Manhattan Prep. Score have been 500,550 and 410.
At this moment under time I am unable to solve quickly and get things right but when I do try to solve without the time constraint I do get most of the incorrect ones correct. I even miss out on last few questions as the time runs out before I can attempt it.
Few things that I have analysed is:
1) RC : I miss out on core details when I attempt specific questions and end up reading certain sections of the passage for the 2nd time
2)Quants : I’ve been trying to solve questions by putting my pen on paper and I feel that really takes a lot of my time during mock. The other thing is I’ve been making silly mistakes when it come to DS questions (specifically yes/no type) and sometime my logic is wrong and by the time I figure it out I’ve already crossed my allotted time limit for that question. When the difficulty drops my accuracy goes down since I’m constantly looking at the time. I usually start of with a 40+ on quants but end with 30’s in the last question; Almost similar in verbal section as well.
I need some guidance on how do I strategise my next step. I am looking forward to a 730 score on my exam. But I’m just confused on how to achieve it.
I would greatly appreciate if you guys could share/suggest some study patterns or strategies that would help me get to a 730 or more.
Thank you
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I have started preparing for GMAT from April 2023, I took a lot of time understanding each concept and how to solve in Quants and practiced multiple question in Verbals. I have attempted 3 mocks from Manhattan Prep. Score have been 500,550 and 410.
At this moment under time I am unable to solve quickly and get things right but when I do try to solve without the time constraint I do get most of the incorrect ones correct. I even miss out on last few questions as the time runs out before I can attempt it.
Few things that I have analysed is:
1) RC : I miss out on core details when I attempt specific questions and end up reading certain sections of the passage for the 2nd time
2)Quants : I’ve been trying to solve questions by putting my pen on paper and I feel that really takes a lot of my time during mock. The other thing is I’ve been making silly mistakes when it come to DS questions (specifically yes/no type) and sometime my logic is wrong and by the time I figure it out I’ve already crossed my allotted time limit for that question. When the difficulty drops my accuracy goes down since I’m constantly looking at the time. I usually start of with a 40+ on quants but end with 30’s in the last question; Almost similar in verbal section as well.
I need some guidance on how do I strategise my next step. I am looking forward to a 730 score on my exam. But I’m just confused on how to achieve it.
I would greatly appreciate if you guys could share/suggest some study patterns or strategies that would help me get to a 730 or more.
Thank you
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12 Nov 2023, 18:30
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Working on a reading method that promotes absorption may be helpful. If you want to practice reading (without burning official passages), consider using articles from The Economist that are similar to those on the GMAT. Becoming familiar with how inference questions work could also be useful. Perhaps include/work with a study buddy who is really strong on RC to see how they approach it as well.
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AarasDhokiya
Joined: 25 Jun 2023
Last visit: 20 Oct 2024
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Location: India
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GPA: 3.7
WE:Programming (Technology)
Schools: Columbia '27 Anderson '27 Booth '27 BU Darden '27 Fuqua '27 HBS '27 Kellog '27 Marshall '27 Haas '27 McCombs '27 Mendoza '27 Ross '27 Scheller '27 MIT '27 Stern '27 Tepper '27 Tuck '27 Wharton '27 Yale '27 Johnson '27 McDonough '27 Stanford '27 Terry '27 Jones '27 Kenan-Flagler '27
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12 Nov 2023, 23:57
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Thank you, I will try this out. Anything else that I should incorporate which would help me more towards my targeted score ?
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