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25 Nov 2019, 20:13
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I Started my GMAT study on sept, and have scheduled the Gmat test next week. 
My verbal score looks like a roller coaster. I don't know should I reschedule another time, but I really want to apply school at R2.
I don't know which area should I focus for the coming week. Is there anyone can give some guidance.
Aiming for 650 --70
Here are the history of my test score:
Manhattan CAT#1: Q36,V25(first time without any study)
Manhattan CAT#2: Q40,V21(one month and half studying)
Manhattan CAT#3: Q43,V29(after one week intense studying)
GMAT PREP TEST #1: Q46,V17(after one week intense studying)
My verbal score looks like a roller coaster. I don't know should I reschedule another time, but I really want to apply school at R2.
I don't know which area should I focus for the coming week. Is there anyone can give some guidance.
Aiming for 650 --70
Here are the history of my test score:
Manhattan CAT#1: Q36,V25(first time without any study)
Manhattan CAT#2: Q40,V21(one month and half studying)
Manhattan CAT#3: Q43,V29(after one week intense studying)
GMAT PREP TEST #1: Q46,V17(after one week intense studying)
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25 Nov 2019, 20:46
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Hi,
Welcome to Gmatclub. You have done really well in Quant. There is a big variation in your Verbal score. If I consider gmat official mock score as your current level, I would suggest to go through the basic once again thoroughly and check your error log. You have a week and getting 650-700 will be tough. I think, you need to attempt once more at least. Even if you reschedule the exam, you will get no return. So, take this opportunity to get to know the test environment and do you best. Here is our top recommended plan with other useful information: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
.. I am unsure how did you prepared till now but you can opt for an online course as well. Mostly, all of the prep companies are offering a trial version as well. Take a look on some of them and decide which one suits you best. All the best
Welcome to Gmatclub. You have done really well in Quant. There is a big variation in your Verbal score. If I consider gmat official mock score as your current level, I would suggest to go through the basic once again thoroughly and check your error log. You have a week and getting 650-700 will be tough. I think, you need to attempt once more at least. Even if you reschedule the exam, you will get no return. So, take this opportunity to get to know the test environment and do you best. Here is our top recommended plan with other useful information: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
.. I am unsure how did you prepared till now but you can opt for an online course as well. Mostly, all of the prep companies are offering a trial version as well. Take a look on some of them and decide which one suits you best. All the best
25 Nov 2019, 21:14
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Hi
I would recommend you to push the exam date. Your mock score are not close to your target score. You need to give yourself enough time to prepare for the exam. It is advisable to sit for the exam only and only when your mock scores are closest to your target score.
Given that you have only one week for the exam, i think it is not possible to improve your score significantly. If you are not planning to reschedule the exam, make sure you learn from the mistakes you made. There is still a possibility to improve your score by 30-40 points in one week. Do not touch any new topic or try to learn new concepts. Spend couple of days analyzing your mocks, spend time analyzing the errors made. Try to grasp as much as you can from those questions and make notes of the same. Above all, stay calm, be positive and give your best on the exam day. Miracles can happen.
Hope it helps.
I would recommend you to push the exam date. Your mock score are not close to your target score. You need to give yourself enough time to prepare for the exam. It is advisable to sit for the exam only and only when your mock scores are closest to your target score.
Given that you have only one week for the exam, i think it is not possible to improve your score significantly. If you are not planning to reschedule the exam, make sure you learn from the mistakes you made. There is still a possibility to improve your score by 30-40 points in one week. Do not touch any new topic or try to learn new concepts. Spend couple of days analyzing your mocks, spend time analyzing the errors made. Try to grasp as much as you can from those questions and make notes of the same. Above all, stay calm, be positive and give your best on the exam day. Miracles can happen.
Hope it helps.
