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24 Mar 2023, 12:40
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Hi GMATclub cohort,
Yesterday, I took GMAT and I scored 600 - Q48, V25.
I am an Indian working professional with close to 5 years of experience and I had been struggling to clear CAT and decided to take up GMAT.
I am at a juncture where I am planning to retake GMAT in another 25-30 days after failing to cross 720 range in first attempt. This is going to be my last attempt as application deadline for Indian colleges is really close and it's been years of studying and failing (I started prep for CAT when I started working, close to 5 years back) , hence you understand the pain of going through all those late nights of studying along with office and sacrificing all the happy moments of life.
Being a NON NATIVE, I am struggling with Verbal. I have no idea what is going wrong and where, though I know I fail at RC and CR more than SC and in the exam, I lost all the focus and didn't apply the approach of reading the RC the way(take short notes of gist of each para) I was doing while practicing from GMATCLUB OG questions.
I really need valuable feedback and suggestions regarding a course which can help me achieve 42+ score in verbal section.
PLEASE GENUINE FEEDBACKS ONLY(ones that worked for you) and SEEKING SUGGESTIONS FROM NON NATIVES ONLY as THEY CAN BETTER RELATE TO STRUGGLE (IN VERBAL).
THIS IS A DO OR DIE SITUATION FOR ME.
I have been following Jamboree but doesn't really seem to be helping me with Verbal part.
I was scoring 630-670 (Q around 47-49 and V around 25-29)range in Jamboree mocks and 730 and 720(Q47-50 and V36-37) were my Official GMAT PREP scores (though I faced some similar questions and I suspect that could be the reason of inflated scores) but in Free mock 2 by GMAT Prep I faced only 2 familiar questions in verbal and scored 710, so I was taking that as more accurate to my current standing and hence I booked the exam. But utterly disappointed since yesterday and I have no clue how to proceed.
PLEASE HELP!!
Yesterday, I took GMAT and I scored 600 - Q48, V25.
I am an Indian working professional with close to 5 years of experience and I had been struggling to clear CAT and decided to take up GMAT.
I am at a juncture where I am planning to retake GMAT in another 25-30 days after failing to cross 720 range in first attempt. This is going to be my last attempt as application deadline for Indian colleges is really close and it's been years of studying and failing (I started prep for CAT when I started working, close to 5 years back) , hence you understand the pain of going through all those late nights of studying along with office and sacrificing all the happy moments of life.
Being a NON NATIVE, I am struggling with Verbal. I have no idea what is going wrong and where, though I know I fail at RC and CR more than SC and in the exam, I lost all the focus and didn't apply the approach of reading the RC the way(take short notes of gist of each para) I was doing while practicing from GMATCLUB OG questions.
I really need valuable feedback and suggestions regarding a course which can help me achieve 42+ score in verbal section.
PLEASE GENUINE FEEDBACKS ONLY(ones that worked for you) and SEEKING SUGGESTIONS FROM NON NATIVES ONLY as THEY CAN BETTER RELATE TO STRUGGLE (IN VERBAL).
THIS IS A DO OR DIE SITUATION FOR ME.
I have been following Jamboree but doesn't really seem to be helping me with Verbal part.
I was scoring 630-670 (Q around 47-49 and V around 25-29)range in Jamboree mocks and 730 and 720(Q47-50 and V36-37) were my Official GMAT PREP scores (though I faced some similar questions and I suspect that could be the reason of inflated scores) but in Free mock 2 by GMAT Prep I faced only 2 familiar questions in verbal and scored 710, so I was taking that as more accurate to my current standing and hence I booked the exam. But utterly disappointed since yesterday and I have no clue how to proceed.
PLEASE HELP!!
24 Mar 2023, 19:12
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Hi Alka10.
Your course may have prepared you for the official practice tests rather than for the actual GMAT. People often experience such outcomes in GMAT Verbal. So, you need to be sure that what you do to prepare going forward actually prepares you for GMAT Verbal by providing fundamental concepts and logic-based strategies rather than focusing on past GMAT patterns, i.e., "what the GMAT does."
For some general insights into how to prepare for GMAT Verbal, see this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Your course may have prepared you for the official practice tests rather than for the actual GMAT. People often experience such outcomes in GMAT Verbal. So, you need to be sure that what you do to prepare going forward actually prepares you for GMAT Verbal by providing fundamental concepts and logic-based strategies rather than focusing on past GMAT patterns, i.e., "what the GMAT does."
For some general insights into how to prepare for GMAT Verbal, see this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
24 Mar 2023, 20:14
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