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20 Aug 2020, 09:13
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I have just scored 590 in Manhattan free cat. Q44 v29. I have prepared a lot but I am not gaining my score. I only have 9 days for my gmat exam. I want to score 650+.
Quant : basics are good.
Sc : 80% good
Cr : 40% good
RC : 40% good.
Should I focus on quant? Or verbal?
Please help.
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Quant : basics are good.
Sc : 80% good
Cr : 40% good
RC : 40% good.
Should I focus on quant? Or verbal?
Please help.
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20 Aug 2020, 09:45
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You'll need to improve verbal and do slightly better in quant.
Start doing RC aim for 5 a day. Understand how to get the right answers, it's basically by knowing the wrong answer types.
Quant try and avoid silly mistakes. At a 44 you've probably covered the basics. You might have left out 1 or 2 topics try covering them if you have.
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Start doing RC aim for 5 a day. Understand how to get the right answers, it's basically by knowing the wrong answer types.
Quant try and avoid silly mistakes. At a 44 you've probably covered the basics. You might have left out 1 or 2 topics try covering them if you have.
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Thank you for your reply,
in quant I have to do probability and geometry properly.
In verbal, I think exam anxiety is paying its role properly, some RCs I get all correct and in some all wrong.
I am doing OG for verbal. Should I go to other materials?? If yes then which material??
