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21 Jul 2020, 20:00
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Hi everyone,
New to GMAT club and in desperate need of some help. I took my GMAT recently and really need some help to increase my score by another 40-50 points. Can anyone please take a look at my ESR and help me figure out what I can do in a 4-week period to get my score up from a 710 to a 750?
A little background -
I have taken 4 practice CATs (all official GMAT prep) and scores ranged from 740-770. I studied on/off over 4 months with the following materials: Manhattan Prep guides, GMAT official advanced question bank (50% complete), OG, Gmat Official “normal” question bank, Manhattan Prep Advanced (and did 1/2 of the problem sets). When it came to the actual test, I had very poor time management and became stressed. As a result, I think my gaps were well-exposed during the exam.
Official Test Results
Quant -
Overall: 45
Subsection Rankings
Problem Solving: 46th percentile
Data Sufficiency: 70th percentile
Performance by Fundamental Skills
Geometry: 50%
Ratios/Rates/Percents: 80%
Value/Order/Factors: 50%
Equal/Inequal/Algebra: 100%
Counting/Sets/Series: 75%
Verbal -
Overall: 41
Subsection Rankings
Critical Reasoning: 82nd percentile
Reading Comprehension: 91st percentile
Sentence Correction: 94th percentile
AWA - 4.5. Completed one essay as preparation right before the exam
IR - 3. Truly bombed this. Was very nervous during the exam and lost a ton of time.
I need to put together a 4 week study plan and would be very grateful for any help (e.g., recommended materials to use). I can spend 4 hours / day.
Thank you!
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New to GMAT club and in desperate need of some help. I took my GMAT recently and really need some help to increase my score by another 40-50 points. Can anyone please take a look at my ESR and help me figure out what I can do in a 4-week period to get my score up from a 710 to a 750?
A little background -
I have taken 4 practice CATs (all official GMAT prep) and scores ranged from 740-770. I studied on/off over 4 months with the following materials: Manhattan Prep guides, GMAT official advanced question bank (50% complete), OG, Gmat Official “normal” question bank, Manhattan Prep Advanced (and did 1/2 of the problem sets). When it came to the actual test, I had very poor time management and became stressed. As a result, I think my gaps were well-exposed during the exam.
Official Test Results
Quant -
Overall: 45
Subsection Rankings
Problem Solving: 46th percentile
Data Sufficiency: 70th percentile
Performance by Fundamental Skills
Geometry: 50%
Ratios/Rates/Percents: 80%
Value/Order/Factors: 50%
Equal/Inequal/Algebra: 100%
Counting/Sets/Series: 75%
Verbal -
Overall: 41
Subsection Rankings
Critical Reasoning: 82nd percentile
Reading Comprehension: 91st percentile
Sentence Correction: 94th percentile
AWA - 4.5. Completed one essay as preparation right before the exam
IR - 3. Truly bombed this. Was very nervous during the exam and lost a ton of time.
I need to put together a 4 week study plan and would be very grateful for any help (e.g., recommended materials to use). I can spend 4 hours / day.
Thank you!
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Gmatsaiyan
22 Jul 2020, 08:44
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Courses that can help with your prep:-
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Best books for Quants:-
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22 Jul 2020, 09:52
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Congratulations on your score
gmatclub's quant tests are the best source to reach higher score in quant.(higher difficulty than actual gmat)
If you can score 47-48 consistently in these tests, you'd reach 49-50 in actual test.
Good luck!
gmatclub's quant tests are the best source to reach higher score in quant.(higher difficulty than actual gmat)
If you can score 47-48 consistently in these tests, you'd reach 49-50 in actual test.
Good luck!
