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23 Apr 2013, 02:13
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hello , I need some help in writing GMAT. My exam is in exactly 11 days from now . I am feeling nervous and terribly scared for some reason. My target is 650+ ( not aiming for 700 at all) .
My verbal score has been 35 constantly , but my quant score is stagnant at 40 . I am not expecting to improve a lot in quant .However,
1)I would like to know the few topics I need to concentrate on to hit the 650+ mark , also, what topic I can leave as I do not have enough time .
2) How much time to spend on IR and AWA in the remaining 10 days . I am not aware of both the sections
3) Should I devote more time on Verbal or concentrate equally on Quant and Verbal ?
Aprreciate a quick response !
Best Regards.
My verbal score has been 35 constantly , but my quant score is stagnant at 40 . I am not expecting to improve a lot in quant .However,
1)I would like to know the few topics I need to concentrate on to hit the 650+ mark , also, what topic I can leave as I do not have enough time .
2) How much time to spend on IR and AWA in the remaining 10 days . I am not aware of both the sections
3) Should I devote more time on Verbal or concentrate equally on Quant and Verbal ?
Aprreciate a quick response !
Best Regards.
23 Apr 2013, 23:23
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gmatquant25
Focus on number properties and algebra. Ignore P&C.
You need to give a couple of hrs to AWA (check out the template).
IR takes time. I don't know how much time you will be able to put in but some is definitely required for a decent IR score. Check out some IR problems ASAP.
Concentrate equally on both Verbal and Quant. If you ignore one in the last few days, you will feel rusty on exam day.
