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03 Nov 2011, 22:24
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Hey
I came across this forum a few days back, and I have followed some of the discussions. I wish I had joined this forum when I started studying for GMAT. Maybe its a bit too late now, but its not over for me until I get the required score( Q49, V41)
I have my GMAT scheduled in 12 days, and unfortunately now I don't feel as prepared as I did when I started off. I started off with good scores, but now since last week I have been fluctuating from 570 to 660. I am very inconsistent with Quant( 38 to 47), and have a steady bad score of 32 in verbal. I am wondering if it would be better to push ahead the date by a month. But am I already running very late for admissions? I have been giving Manhattan tests and studying from Manhattan material.
Please do advise me. Thanks a lot!
Apologies for the hasty introduction,But I really need to take a decision fast.
I came across this forum a few days back, and I have followed some of the discussions. I wish I had joined this forum when I started studying for GMAT. Maybe its a bit too late now, but its not over for me until I get the required score( Q49, V41)
I have my GMAT scheduled in 12 days, and unfortunately now I don't feel as prepared as I did when I started off. I started off with good scores, but now since last week I have been fluctuating from 570 to 660. I am very inconsistent with Quant( 38 to 47), and have a steady bad score of 32 in verbal. I am wondering if it would be better to push ahead the date by a month. But am I already running very late for admissions? I have been giving Manhattan tests and studying from Manhattan material.
Please do advise me. Thanks a lot!
Apologies for the hasty introduction,But I really need to take a decision fast.
04 Nov 2011, 01:35
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What score do you need? If you need a 700+ score then I definitely recommend you pushing back your date at LEAST a month, if not more.
04 Nov 2011, 12:42
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Realistically speaking I think I can get around 670-680, I have never reached 700 and at this point it looks very difficult. I saw BB's post - gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html about the GMAT study plan , and I wish I had seen it earlier.
Is there any plan I could follow if I push back the date by a month? I can easily put in 5, 6 hours of intense study everyday. I have done the following till date:
1. Solved all OG
2. Thorough with Math concepts [Solved and reviewed all of Manhattan books]
3. Gone through Verbal SC Manhattan twice [I do well in SC now, but not so well on CR]
4. Taken 5 full length tests [2 GMat prep, 3 Manhattan]
The basic routine I follow is to solve a full length test, review the mistakes, keep an error log. Brush up on concepts which need attention , and then repeat!
I have observed that if I solve without time restrictions, I usually get everything right...even very difficult problems. But I am somehow not able to manage time on the test. I am always running behind, left with 10 sums in the last 10 mins. I spend a lot of time on the first 15 sums, thinking it will improve my score.
Is there any plan I could follow if I push back the date by a month? I can easily put in 5, 6 hours of intense study everyday. I have done the following till date:
1. Solved all OG
2. Thorough with Math concepts [Solved and reviewed all of Manhattan books]
3. Gone through Verbal SC Manhattan twice [I do well in SC now, but not so well on CR]
4. Taken 5 full length tests [2 GMat prep, 3 Manhattan]
The basic routine I follow is to solve a full length test, review the mistakes, keep an error log. Brush up on concepts which need attention , and then repeat!
I have observed that if I solve without time restrictions, I usually get everything right...even very difficult problems. But I am somehow not able to manage time on the test. I am always running behind, left with 10 sums in the last 10 mins. I spend a lot of time on the first 15 sums, thinking it will improve my score.
