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vinayak576
06 Jun 2020, 05:58
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Hi
I have given 2 mock tests so far and both yielded similar results:
GMAT Prep: 640 (Q44 V33)
Manhattan : 640 (Q43 V34)
I gave the Manhattan test 2 weeks after the GMAT Prep test and I see that my scores have remained stagnant even after 2 weeks of prep.
I am planning to give my test in another 2-3 weeks and I'm aiming for a 700-plus.
Kindly advise on how to improve.
My analysis:
I was not able to crack the 700-plus in quant, SC and RC. CR I did fairly well.
Also any suggestions on IR prep will be much appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
I have given 2 mock tests so far and both yielded similar results:
GMAT Prep: 640 (Q44 V33)
Manhattan : 640 (Q43 V34)
I gave the Manhattan test 2 weeks after the GMAT Prep test and I see that my scores have remained stagnant even after 2 weeks of prep.
I am planning to give my test in another 2-3 weeks and I'm aiming for a 700-plus.
Kindly advise on how to improve.
My analysis:
I was not able to crack the 700-plus in quant, SC and RC. CR I did fairly well.
Also any suggestions on IR prep will be much appreciated.
Thanks in Advance
06 Jun 2020, 21:46
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vinayak576 - I do not wish to sound depressing but there is no easy way to score above 700 on the real-GMAT in 2-3 weeks, unfortunately. If tips and tricks worked on the GMAT, the test would not be as hard as it is. However, the good news is you are a 640 level and therefore may not need to learn many new concepts. At this point, you need to practice diligently and review every problem (correct and incorrect) on the practice tests. The more in-depth reviews you perform, the more weak areas you would find, and then, you must eliminate those weak areas one-by-one.
06 Jun 2020, 22:51
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Hi
Below links can give you more insights.
https://blog.targettestprep.com/preparing-for-the-gmat/
https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to- ... 0-on-gmat/
Below links can give you more insights.
https://blog.targettestprep.com/preparing-for-the-gmat/
https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to- ... 0-on-gmat/
