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16 Aug 2024, 18:28
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Hi everyone!
Any advices how i can upgrade my score?
I was studying via TTP! I finished the OG books and done ton of tests here on GMATclub plus tests on TTP!
I am pretty confident in quant section and DS!
Just still can’t pass 600 mark! Any advices what can help me?
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Any advices how i can upgrade my score?
I was studying via TTP! I finished the OG books and done ton of tests here on GMATclub plus tests on TTP!
I am pretty confident in quant section and DS!
Just still can’t pass 600 mark! Any advices what can help me?
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17 Aug 2024, 00:18
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For Verbal CR, Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition could be worth checking out. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, consider working on your solving approach. May help boost your score a bit. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could check out/sign up to. If you can find someone who is really strong on Verbal and needs help with Quant, that could be a good fit.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
17 Aug 2024, 20:07
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Perhaps it's not the problem of confidence but the problem of accuracy, time pressure, and somewhere your grasp of concepts.
The journey to cross 600 is simple with the scores Q-82 (with 4 mistakes) V-80 (with 10 mistakes) DI-79 (with 8-9 mistakes) and these scores are not hard to get if you are really fine with your concepts.
The main problem starts when someone starts to cross 645 in that case one has to make sure that one section is thoroughly exploited, and the other two sections are not bad.
There are a number of my students who have recently increased their scores from 495 to 625 or 585 to 695 or 655 to 725. all of them had had this clarity and they worked on it. so it's not the material that you are referring to or anything else... it's simply a performance issue and probably a conceptual clarity issue. It's best to address the correct issue instead of staying in the perception that all is great except the score.
