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29 Jul 2023, 06:31
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Hi everyone,
Today, after 3 weeks of prep I went from a cold 460 to 580, more specifically I improved from V21 to V33 and from Q32 to Q37.
I need some advice about what area to focus more on and how to adjust my prep from now onward.
Regarding the past 3 weeks I focus heavily on quant, covering all the basics for each topic and practicing from 500 to 650-700 level questions on GMAT Club + watching all GMAT Ninja series.
For verbal, I just practiced one day a week using the question bank + watched GMAT Ninja videos.
However, I believe that, as of now, I should target more specific areas and have a clearer plan. I am planning to use the LSAT books of LR and RC to prepare for CR and RC on the GMAT + more exercises, for a total of 3 days a week, while keeping quant 4 days a week, doing more OG questions (which are quite different from the ones I was used to see in my prep) and exercises on the topics I felt weaker on during the exam.
What do you think about it? I also provided my 2 GMAT Official Practice Test scores so that you can evaluate my plan more accurately.
P.S. I am going to take the official exam in no more than 2 months.
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Today, after 3 weeks of prep I went from a cold 460 to 580, more specifically I improved from V21 to V33 and from Q32 to Q37.
I need some advice about what area to focus more on and how to adjust my prep from now onward.
Regarding the past 3 weeks I focus heavily on quant, covering all the basics for each topic and practicing from 500 to 650-700 level questions on GMAT Club + watching all GMAT Ninja series.
For verbal, I just practiced one day a week using the question bank + watched GMAT Ninja videos.
However, I believe that, as of now, I should target more specific areas and have a clearer plan. I am planning to use the LSAT books of LR and RC to prepare for CR and RC on the GMAT + more exercises, for a total of 3 days a week, while keeping quant 4 days a week, doing more OG questions (which are quite different from the ones I was used to see in my prep) and exercises on the topics I felt weaker on during the exam.
What do you think about it? I also provided my 2 GMAT Official Practice Test scores so that you can evaluate my plan more accurately.
P.S. I am going to take the official exam in no more than 2 months.
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29 Jul 2023, 06:44
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Hi Steven_Iallonardo.
Nice work so far.
Now, to increase your Verbal score further, you probably need to add learning concepts and strategies to what you're doing.
To learn how best to prepare for GMAT Verbal, you could read this comprehensive post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Nice work so far.
Now, to increase your Verbal score further, you probably need to add learning concepts and strategies to what you're doing.
To learn how best to prepare for GMAT Verbal, you could read this comprehensive post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
29 Jul 2023, 14:49
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The gmatclub study plan post may be helpful to check out. A variety of resources are mentioned, for example. Fair to say including the Official-Guides/Official Mocks into your prep path would be a solid choice.
5 Verbal tips
-contact: gmatknight site | gmatclub dm
5 Verbal tips
-contact: gmatknight site | gmatclub dm
