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01 Nov 2020, 04:46
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Hello everybody
I just took my first GMAT Test last week and I am not fully satisfied with my score. I scored a solid 570 points (Q 42 V 25) but I know that I can do way more. I prepared myself with the Manhatten Review books and also solved their mock exams. My focus was mainly on the Quant part since I really had to brush up my gemoetric skills. At the mock exams I usually scored 47,48 in Quants and I am confident that if I keep solving questions from the GMAT Official Guide and analysing my mistakes, I can score up to 49/50 in the real exam.
The part in which I really need advise is the Verbal. I defintely started too late familiarizing myself with the three different questions types and the strategies to solve them. I have never used any books and just solved the three free turtorials of the eGMAT. I thought that daily practicing for a few weeks with the GMAT Official Guide will be enough. But, I am still too slow and I've never had time to solve the last six questions. Furthermore, the sentence correction questions often end in just guessing between two,three possible answer chioces. The same for the reading comprehension. Often can I eleminate two,three answers choices but miss probably the last detail in the passage in order to clearly choose only the single correct option.
In order to reach my aim of 35 points. What would you recommend me doing and studying?
- I still have the Sentence Correction Book of Manhatten Review, is this a good study tool?
- I also have the GMAT offical & verbal Guide to practice with.
- I also heard that there is a possibility to buy an enhanced score report of the GMAT exam. Can I buy that report even I already got my score?
I just took my first GMAT Test last week and I am not fully satisfied with my score. I scored a solid 570 points (Q 42 V 25) but I know that I can do way more. I prepared myself with the Manhatten Review books and also solved their mock exams. My focus was mainly on the Quant part since I really had to brush up my gemoetric skills. At the mock exams I usually scored 47,48 in Quants and I am confident that if I keep solving questions from the GMAT Official Guide and analysing my mistakes, I can score up to 49/50 in the real exam.
The part in which I really need advise is the Verbal. I defintely started too late familiarizing myself with the three different questions types and the strategies to solve them. I have never used any books and just solved the three free turtorials of the eGMAT. I thought that daily practicing for a few weeks with the GMAT Official Guide will be enough. But, I am still too slow and I've never had time to solve the last six questions. Furthermore, the sentence correction questions often end in just guessing between two,three possible answer chioces. The same for the reading comprehension. Often can I eleminate two,three answers choices but miss probably the last detail in the passage in order to clearly choose only the single correct option.
In order to reach my aim of 35 points. What would you recommend me doing and studying?
- I still have the Sentence Correction Book of Manhatten Review, is this a good study tool?
- I also have the GMAT offical & verbal Guide to practice with.
- I also heard that there is a possibility to buy an enhanced score report of the GMAT exam. Can I buy that report even I already got my score?
01 Nov 2020, 05:58
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Manhattan SC is highly recommended. Try watching youtube videos of GMATNinja. Finally, practice using official questions for verbal.
