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11 May 2020, 02:10
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Hi guys.
Here I'm writing you because it would be very useful for me to have some correction about my study plan. I've started to study seriously for gmat 3 weeks ago, with first result Q24 V24. One week ago I've done on the official prep exam Q36, V24=520. In this period i've done less exercise in verbal and now I really need to increase my Verbal score. My biggest problem: the english language. I'm not mother tongue and i've started studying english at an academic level less than 6 month ago.
I'll do the official exam the 10th of June. My needed score is 700.
I'm studying on
1.Magoosh Premium
2.OG.
In your opinion, what should I do in order to increase my score in one month?
Thank you very much, best whishes
Francesco
Here I'm writing you because it would be very useful for me to have some correction about my study plan. I've started to study seriously for gmat 3 weeks ago, with first result Q24 V24. One week ago I've done on the official prep exam Q36, V24=520. In this period i've done less exercise in verbal and now I really need to increase my Verbal score. My biggest problem: the english language. I'm not mother tongue and i've started studying english at an academic level less than 6 month ago.
I'll do the official exam the 10th of June. My needed score is 700.
I'm studying on
1.Magoosh Premium
2.OG.
In your opinion, what should I do in order to increase my score in one month?
Thank you very much, best whishes
Francesco
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11 May 2020, 10:13
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Hi Francesco,
I would say OG is very basic. Except the last 10-20 questions in each section, all others are very easy. You will find brilliant sources/study plans on GMAT Club, hence i will just mention a few important points.
First and foremost, take a diagnostic test to figure out your starting point.
1) Trying doing at least 10 questions(2 on each section) that can improve concepts and help you know your weaknesses.
2) GmatClub tests are a great resource to work our sectional basics. But as you said the Verbal section is weak, you might want to use other resources.
4) Go to GmatClub Downloads/in your Magoosh course, first work up the basics.
3) Gmatclub also offers Kudos for helpful posts. Try earning those with your posts and you can win these tests for free.
Some helpful links for daily questions:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/project-sc-b ... 81043.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/project-ds-b ... 80918.html
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kindly give Kudos if you find my answer helpful.
I would say OG is very basic. Except the last 10-20 questions in each section, all others are very easy. You will find brilliant sources/study plans on GMAT Club, hence i will just mention a few important points.
First and foremost, take a diagnostic test to figure out your starting point.
1) Trying doing at least 10 questions(2 on each section) that can improve concepts and help you know your weaknesses.
2) GmatClub tests are a great resource to work our sectional basics. But as you said the Verbal section is weak, you might want to use other resources.
4) Go to GmatClub Downloads/in your Magoosh course, first work up the basics.
3) Gmatclub also offers Kudos for helpful posts. Try earning those with your posts and you can win these tests for free.
Some helpful links for daily questions:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/project-sc-b ... 81043.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/project-ds-b ... 80918.html
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kindly give Kudos if you find my answer helpful.
