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Updated on: 28 Apr 2018, 09:25
Originally posted by mansour999 on 27 Apr 2018, 05:46.
Last edited by mansour999 on 28 Apr 2018, 09:25, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by mansour999 on 28 Apr 2018, 09:25, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi everyone.
I have been granted a scholarship from my employer. I have to secure a seat before Jan 2019.
I took the first GMAT and I got 450. Before that, I did a test on GMATPrep and I got 480 (before prep) and 460 (after prep)
I have 10 weeks to prepare and take the GMAT and get a score will guarantee me an admission.
the breakdown for my tests:
GMATPrep Test 1 (480):
Q33
V23
IR5
GMATPrep Test 2 (460):
Q31
V23
IR5
Official GMAT (450):
Q27
V25
IR3
I definitely need a lot to work on to improve my skills. But I have limited time. there is not time to waste on experiments.
The question is, what is the best external source(s) that could boost my scores given the limited time-frame I have?
How can I tackle the test in a systematic approach?
I really need guidance on how to fully utilize my scores. Brute-force approach is not guaranteed. Though I do not mind burning myself in the 10 weeks to prepare.
Thanks
I have been granted a scholarship from my employer. I have to secure a seat before Jan 2019.
I took the first GMAT and I got 450. Before that, I did a test on GMATPrep and I got 480 (before prep) and 460 (after prep)
I have 10 weeks to prepare and take the GMAT and get a score will guarantee me an admission.
the breakdown for my tests:
GMATPrep Test 1 (480):
Q33
V23
IR5
GMATPrep Test 2 (460):
Q31
V23
IR5
Official GMAT (450):
Q27
V25
IR3
I definitely need a lot to work on to improve my skills. But I have limited time. there is not time to waste on experiments.
The question is, what is the best external source(s) that could boost my scores given the limited time-frame I have?
How can I tackle the test in a systematic approach?
I really need guidance on how to fully utilize my scores. Brute-force approach is not guaranteed. Though I do not mind burning myself in the 10 weeks to prepare.
Thanks
27 Apr 2018, 08:32
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Hi
In my opinion, since you need guidance, you can go for an online course. E-gmat, Empowergmat, Economist gmat have good reviews on the Gmatclub. But make sure to take free trial of the courses before you zero in on any course.
Hope it helps.
In my opinion, since you need guidance, you can go for an online course. E-gmat, Empowergmat, Economist gmat have good reviews on the Gmatclub. But make sure to take free trial of the courses before you zero in on any course.
Hope it helps.
27 Apr 2018, 09:56
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mansour999
Hi,
450 is not a bad score. You have more than enough time to improve your skills. Your score in Q and V is low, so you need to work on both the topics. I would suggest that work on your Quant to reach a target score of Q45 at least and V 30. Use GMAT club question directories to your advantage. GC has lots of resources to take your score from 450 to 600 at least. Use MGMAT guides initially to build your concepts. Use GC quant and Grammar book.
Start from easiest level questions to higher level questions. Make an error log and review it weekly.
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