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11 Sep 2020, 23:08
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To the person who gets a mid 600 score, and says they “bombed”, STFU!
I have been studying for over a year. My initial score on the mock test on GMAC was a 550. A year later after studying Manhattan Prep, Veritas, Magoosh, and currently in E-Gmat, and getting consistently in the mid to high 600’s (striving for the mid 700s) in the practice tests, 40+ hours with several tutors, I took the the GMAT today and got a 550. I don’t know what to do.
Error logs? Got them.
Concept notes? Got them
I study 20+ hours a week (2-3 hours on week days and 5+ hours per Weekend days)
I feel like I have wasted a year of my life and nothing has helped me. I know I have to take it again but, how the hell can I get the score I need?! I feel like I have exhausted everything, and don’t know what to do.
Please help
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I have been studying for over a year. My initial score on the mock test on GMAC was a 550. A year later after studying Manhattan Prep, Veritas, Magoosh, and currently in E-Gmat, and getting consistently in the mid to high 600’s (striving for the mid 700s) in the practice tests, 40+ hours with several tutors, I took the the GMAT today and got a 550. I don’t know what to do.
Error logs? Got them.
Concept notes? Got them
I study 20+ hours a week (2-3 hours on week days and 5+ hours per Weekend days)
I feel like I have wasted a year of my life and nothing has helped me. I know I have to take it again but, how the hell can I get the score I need?! I feel like I have exhausted everything, and don’t know what to do.
Please help
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12 Sep 2020, 00:26
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Hey,
What was your verbal and quant breakdown? Did you get an ESR or can you point out what went wrong? Any tips and advice depends on this.
I feel you mixed too many resources together and maybe didn’t master anyone. In general, I would say if you’ve gone over all concepts and all the material needed, then you need to point out where you’re going wrong:
What is that makes you choose the wrong answer? Is it wrong strategy? Is it not recalling the concept? Or do you have problem in application of the concept? Or recognizing the question and which concept to use?
So you see there can be many issues here, and you need to figure out what is it that’s hindering your progress. Once you’ve identified the problems, then you can work on the solution.
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What was your verbal and quant breakdown? Did you get an ESR or can you point out what went wrong? Any tips and advice depends on this.
I feel you mixed too many resources together and maybe didn’t master anyone. In general, I would say if you’ve gone over all concepts and all the material needed, then you need to point out where you’re going wrong:
What is that makes you choose the wrong answer? Is it wrong strategy? Is it not recalling the concept? Or do you have problem in application of the concept? Or recognizing the question and which concept to use?
So you see there can be many issues here, and you need to figure out what is it that’s hindering your progress. Once you’ve identified the problems, then you can work on the solution.
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12 Sep 2020, 07:24
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Work on the area in which you think that you are not doing well. You can focus on accuracy at first later on the timeframe. You can also consult with a gmat strategy expert to find a method.
