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SandeepReddy26
03 May 2022, 08:17
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Hey! I am Sandeep. I gave my GMAT exam today and scored 630 (Q47, V29). I would like to give another attempt at the test as I am aiming for a score of 720. Please suggest which course to take or the method of studying to improve the score. I did self-study for the first attempt.
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SandeepReddy26
Hey! I am Sandeep. I gave my GMAT exam today and scored 630 (Q47, V29). I would like to give another attempt at the test as I am aiming for a score of 720. Please suggest which course to take or the method of studying to improve the score. I did self-study for the first attempt.
I think self study would be good enough. If you devote 3 hrs every day for 100 days, you can achieve your desired score. You already have a good Quants score. Try to take it to 50-51 and improve verbal to 40.
You must have already taken mocks, so better focus on what you did wrong. Practice weak areas and improve upon strong areas. STRong areas must not be left alone. You still need to practice them.
I think you should opt for a verbal course cause you need 11 point improvement in verbal. Magoosh, catverbal, Manhattan have some good courses. If you want then explore these courses and see which fits you the best.
Do mocks once a week.
Best of luck
SandeepReddy26
03 May 2022, 09:56
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thanks deserteagle. I am planning to give my second attempt in june, so have about a month to improve. Is e-gmat a good choice for the verbal improvement?
