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Hey All,
Need feedback on how I can improve my GMAT score. Till now, I have given 3 GMATs - one - on August 16th, two - on Sept 11th and 3 - on Dec 9th.
1. Aug 16th 680 (V32 Q49)
2. Sep 11th 710 (V37 Q49)
3. Dec 9th 690 (V33 Q50)
I aim to improve the total score to 730+, basically to breach the V40 target. My strategy for the verbal third time was as follows:
1. Read concepts from Manhattan GMAT guides.
2. Attempt Manhattan Mock Tests. (I got 730+ repeatedly, but maybe that was because I retook them a couple of times).
3. Solve as many questions as I can from verbal review.
I do not understand how I should complement my verbal prep. Please suggest some good resources and how I should approach the prep before the next attempt. I mainly wish to focus on Sentence Correction. Waiting for the Enhanced Score Report to get more insights on where I went wrong - but I think I mainly messed up in Sentence Correction part. Felt like I got even the first question incorrect. Not sure though. Please help!
UPDATE: Gave my GMAT FOCUS on 13th Feb 2024 and Scored a 705. I'll make a detailed post about it. Thank you so much everyone for their support.
ScottTargetTestPrep
bb Bunuel Narenn
Need feedback on how I can improve my GMAT score. Till now, I have given 3 GMATs - one - on August 16th, two - on Sept 11th and 3 - on Dec 9th.
1. Aug 16th 680 (V32 Q49)
2. Sep 11th 710 (V37 Q49)
3. Dec 9th 690 (V33 Q50)
I aim to improve the total score to 730+, basically to breach the V40 target. My strategy for the verbal third time was as follows:
1. Read concepts from Manhattan GMAT guides.
2. Attempt Manhattan Mock Tests. (I got 730+ repeatedly, but maybe that was because I retook them a couple of times).
3. Solve as many questions as I can from verbal review.
I do not understand how I should complement my verbal prep. Please suggest some good resources and how I should approach the prep before the next attempt. I mainly wish to focus on Sentence Correction. Waiting for the Enhanced Score Report to get more insights on where I went wrong - but I think I mainly messed up in Sentence Correction part. Felt like I got even the first question incorrect. Not sure though. Please help!
UPDATE: Gave my GMAT FOCUS on 13th Feb 2024 and Scored a 705. I'll make a detailed post about it. Thank you so much everyone for their support.
ScottTargetTestPrep
bb Bunuel Narenn
09 Dec 2023, 00:22
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Improving ones verbal is kind of like solving world peace. It’s too big of a problem to tackle at once. You have to divide and conquer. At minimum you have to divide your verbal prep into three big chunks. Then you need to get even more granular within each of the categories. Need to identify your weaknesses within sentence correction, critical reasoning and reading comprehension.
For example, it may be boldface critical reasoning questions or it may be assumption questions or it may be timing or approach. Even in reading comprehension you can get granular and focus on big idea questions or detail questions or scope.
I’m not trying to scare you by the way or paint this big enemy. Quite the opposite, I want to show you little bite-size enemies that you can have for breakfast 🍽️
I think this is a more efficient and defective way of addressing and improving as well as tracking your performance on verbal. Also, if you have issue with the specific area, it’s a lot easier to give you advice rather than having a very generic question. I can only answer it in a generic way and that will be frustrating.
Next steps, I’d recommend you cataloging all your fears and weak spots. I’m guessing you know them. Put them on the hit list and start hitting them and if you need help, ask how to handle one specific area and if you need help after that, then post again about a different area 👍
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For example, it may be boldface critical reasoning questions or it may be assumption questions or it may be timing or approach. Even in reading comprehension you can get granular and focus on big idea questions or detail questions or scope.
I’m not trying to scare you by the way or paint this big enemy. Quite the opposite, I want to show you little bite-size enemies that you can have for breakfast 🍽️
I think this is a more efficient and defective way of addressing and improving as well as tracking your performance on verbal. Also, if you have issue with the specific area, it’s a lot easier to give you advice rather than having a very generic question. I can only answer it in a generic way and that will be frustrating.
Next steps, I’d recommend you cataloging all your fears and weak spots. I’m guessing you know them. Put them on the hit list and start hitting them and if you need help, ask how to handle one specific area and if you need help after that, then post again about a different area 👍
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09 Dec 2023, 00:24
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