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Hello people, Just got done with my first attempt and honestly, I am feeling a little deflated. My target score was 635-655 and I write this feeling pretty mopey! 
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I honestly did not face any question which made me go wow! I am stumped or this is too difficult for me. But yes, my speed was pretty shoddy.
I had to guess 3 questions from an MSR set and 4 from RC set, as I was running out of time. I can see from the report that they were all wrong.
I had studied quant and DI concepts from Manhattan All the Quant + DI. And verbal from GMATNinja videos. Then questions from OG and Gmatclub.
Mocks score was 615, 625, 615.
I have booked another date 75 days out from today. Can the experts or experienced applicants please guide on how to allocate study time to each? Shall I do timed drills (personally I feel my speed is my biggest limiting factor), go back to concepts again?
GMAT EXPERIENCE:
I honestly did not face any question which made me go wow! I am stumped or this is too difficult for me. But yes, my speed was pretty shoddy.
I had to guess 3 questions from an MSR set and 4 from RC set, as I was running out of time. I can see from the report that they were all wrong.
I had studied quant and DI concepts from Manhattan All the Quant + DI. And verbal from GMATNinja videos. Then questions from OG and Gmatclub.
Mocks score was 615, 625, 615.
I have booked another date 75 days out from today. Can the experts or experienced applicants please guide on how to allocate study time to each? Shall I do timed drills (personally I feel my speed is my biggest limiting factor), go back to concepts again?
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Hey,
I had my first score of 595.
Keep on going. Be consistent and disciplined. This can be overcome in the next 75 days.
Work on your pain points.
Wish you lots of courage.
Cheers,
Practice on scratch pad
I had my first score of 595.
Keep on going. Be consistent and disciplined. This can be overcome in the next 75 days.
Work on your pain points.
Wish you lots of courage.
Cheers,
Practice on scratch pad
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