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Joined: 07 May 2016
Last visit: 13 Apr 2018
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Location: India
Schools: ISB '19 (A) NUS '20 (S) NTU '19 (S) SMU '19
GMAT 1: 640 Q48 V28
GMAT 2: 690 Q48 V37
GPA: 2.95
WE:General Management (Other)
02 Apr 2017, 03:43
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Hello Guys!
I gave my GMAT 4 March 2017 and I am not very satisfied with my score (Q48,V28,IR6,640). I aim to score around 730-740 in my GMAT. I plan to give it again to in a limited time frame of 1-2 months but I feel I am exhausted. I don't know how to go ahead with my preparation now and I feel dejected and less motivated. I feel like I'm screwed.
I had performed well in my past academics like 91% in 10th standard, 96.2% in 12th standard, 79% in graduation. But I really don't understand why I fail to perform well in GMAT. my mock scores also have never crossed 660+. I genuinely feel stuck right now
I have worked for a year in Tax consulting in KPMG india. I have been shadowing my dad in our family business(agri commodity export house) since then for about more than a year now
I just seek out some help from you guys. Any genuine feedback,any way out or follow up action
I gave my GMAT 4 March 2017 and I am not very satisfied with my score (Q48,V28,IR6,640). I aim to score around 730-740 in my GMAT. I plan to give it again to in a limited time frame of 1-2 months but I feel I am exhausted. I don't know how to go ahead with my preparation now and I feel dejected and less motivated. I feel like I'm screwed.
I had performed well in my past academics like 91% in 10th standard, 96.2% in 12th standard, 79% in graduation. But I really don't understand why I fail to perform well in GMAT. my mock scores also have never crossed 660+. I genuinely feel stuck right now
I have worked for a year in Tax consulting in KPMG india. I have been shadowing my dad in our family business(agri commodity export house) since then for about more than a year now
I just seek out some help from you guys. Any genuine feedback,any way out or follow up action
SHire2709
Joined: 26 Mar 2017
Last visit: 10 Feb 2021
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Schools: HEC Sept 2018 Intake
GMAT 1: 710 Q51 V34
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10 Apr 2017, 19:30
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Hey,
Even I am struggling to manage GMAT prep, my work and multiple initiatives I am part of. I am considering having some mentor who will help me plan and also guide me with right materials to use.
All the Best
I am looking Executive MBA program.
Bookmarking your post!!
Even I am struggling to manage GMAT prep, my work and multiple initiatives I am part of. I am considering having some mentor who will help me plan and also guide me with right materials to use.
All the Best
I am looking Executive MBA program.
Bookmarking your post!!
Bridgeur
Joined: 17 Jul 2016
Last visit: 13 Sep 2018
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Location: United States
Schools: Wharton '19 (A$) HBS '19 (M)
GMAT 1: 760 Q51 V41
08 May 2017, 23:09
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Hi,
Don't get demotivated! You can definitely improve your score, and the biggest gain possible for you is clearly from the Verbal section. This forum's GMAT section has excellent advice and reviews of all the resources (Books, Prep programs, online & free resources etc.).
My recommendation would be to go through some of the other posts on how to improve your verbal score. It's a combination of identifying weak areas, targeted prep for those sections, and a lot of practice questions. There are obviously a lot of test prep centers and online courses, if you feel you can't improve on your own, but keep your hopes up!
Don't get demotivated! You can definitely improve your score, and the biggest gain possible for you is clearly from the Verbal section. This forum's GMAT section has excellent advice and reviews of all the resources (Books, Prep programs, online & free resources etc.).
My recommendation would be to go through some of the other posts on how to improve your verbal score. It's a combination of identifying weak areas, targeted prep for those sections, and a lot of practice questions. There are obviously a lot of test prep centers and online courses, if you feel you can't improve on your own, but keep your hopes up!
