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I have been preparing for the Gmat since two months now and as my quant is also not that great along with my verbal I first went on to clear my basics, I am studying as much as possible but my scores are not going above 600. I have taken a coaching from Princeton review one year back, I wasn't able to practice then due to my job so I just learned the approach and concepts and I now I am applying them. If I get stuck on a math, I have two roommates who are exceptionally good with math and they help me with the concepts but still I feel I am not that good and expecting a score even near to 700 is something impossible for me. Frankly speaking I will be not able to go for another coaching class although I have heard a lot about e-gmat classes and took a few of there free lessons ,they are good. I wish I could enroll but I can't, what should I do? I have 5 mocks left from veritas.
My first mock official GMAC was 510
Second from veritas 530
Third from veritas 590
My verbal concepts are somewhat ok but I struggle a lot in choosing the correct one out of the best two.
I don't know what I should do
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My first mock official GMAC was 510
Second from veritas 530
Third from veritas 590
My verbal concepts are somewhat ok but I struggle a lot in choosing the correct one out of the best two.
I don't know what I should do
Second mock
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10 Jan 2020, 15:22
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I have been preparing for the Gmat since two months now and as my quant is also not that great along with my verbal I first went on to clear my basics, I am studying as much as possible but my scores are not going above 600. I have taken a coaching from Princeton review one year back, I wasn't able to practice then due to my job so I just learned the approach and concepts and I now I am applying them. If I get stuck on a math, I have two roommates who are exceptionally good with math and they help me with the concepts but still I feel I am not that good and expecting a score even near to 700 is something impossible for me. Frankly speaking I will be not able to go for another coaching class although I have heard a lot about e-gmat classes and took a few of there free lessons ,they are good. I wish I could enroll but I can't, what should I do? I have 5 mocks left from veritas.
My first mock official GMAC was 510
Second from veritas 530
Third from veritas 590
My verbal concepts are somewhat ok but I struggle a lot in choosing the correct one out of the best two.
I don't know what I should do
Second mock
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Happy to help. Please send me a PM with a list of the courses you've utilized.My first mock official GMAC was 510
Second from veritas 530
Third from veritas 590
My verbal concepts are somewhat ok but I struggle a lot in choosing the correct one out of the best two.
I don't know what I should do
Second mock
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That way I can frame a strategy for you to preparE well for GMAT
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Thank you for your time and consideration. I have been following the strategies taught by Princeton review, I am solving the OG Guide 2017 as well 2019. I have also solved the problems from OG quantitative and verbal guides. The OG is my primary study material. I have bought 7 veritas prep mock tests. Have attempted 2 of them, taken one official mock test. I have downloaded the Manhattan CR & RC strategy guides as well but haven't started yet. I took free resources from the e-gmat. I found every one have a different method so it is quite confusing for me what to follow.
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