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10 Dec 2015, 10:25
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HI,
I am writing GMAT on February first Week 2016. And I want to score more than 750 in GMAT. I have started my preparation from November and I have written two Mock tests in Dec 2015
GMATPrep Practice Test 1: 740 (Q50, V40), IR 4 (Dec 2nd, 2015)
Veritas Prep Test 2: 730(Q49,v41),IR 5(Dec 8th, 2015)
Materials Using
Free Practice question on Monday and Thursday at GMAT website
Official Guide, 2016 Edition
Official Guide to the Verbal, 2016 Edition
Official Guide to the Quant, 2016 Edition
Official Guide Online 500 Questions, 2016 edition
MGMAT Guides 0-9
MGMAT GMAT Advanced Quant
Veritas MOCK test(7 Mock test)
Official GMAT CAT PREP TEST(4 Mock test)
MGMAT MOCK Test(6 Mock test)
My verbal is not as strong as quant and I have improved a lot in all the three sections. And I able to solve most of the questions in RC and CR but, I am not satisfied with my sentence correction progress as I am following MGMT sentence correction the book is awesome and I am able to grasp all the topics and doing well in MGMT problem sets but when I am practising with OG 2016 I am able to solve 70% correctly and I am confused between two options and I am able to eliminate three options. I need suggestion for MOCK test also, as I have 18 mock test and I am not able to decide which mock test to choose, I am sure about practising official GMAT CAT Prep Test but not able to decide between veritas mock test or MGMT mock test. I am following MGMT books for Quant as well as for verbal. So, Kindly suggest me what I can do more to improve my Sentence Correction as in my mock test also most of the questions I got wrong was in sentence correction. And what else I can do for my quant score are these materials enough or do I need any other materials. I am following gmat club questions also. I have downloaded most of the question banks and will start from the third week of December.
I am writing GMAT on February first Week 2016. And I want to score more than 750 in GMAT. I have started my preparation from November and I have written two Mock tests in Dec 2015
GMATPrep Practice Test 1: 740 (Q50, V40), IR 4 (Dec 2nd, 2015)
Veritas Prep Test 2: 730(Q49,v41),IR 5(Dec 8th, 2015)
Materials Using
Free Practice question on Monday and Thursday at GMAT website
Official Guide, 2016 Edition
Official Guide to the Verbal, 2016 Edition
Official Guide to the Quant, 2016 Edition
Official Guide Online 500 Questions, 2016 edition
MGMAT Guides 0-9
MGMAT GMAT Advanced Quant
Veritas MOCK test(7 Mock test)
Official GMAT CAT PREP TEST(4 Mock test)
MGMAT MOCK Test(6 Mock test)
My verbal is not as strong as quant and I have improved a lot in all the three sections. And I able to solve most of the questions in RC and CR but, I am not satisfied with my sentence correction progress as I am following MGMT sentence correction the book is awesome and I am able to grasp all the topics and doing well in MGMT problem sets but when I am practising with OG 2016 I am able to solve 70% correctly and I am confused between two options and I am able to eliminate three options. I need suggestion for MOCK test also, as I have 18 mock test and I am not able to decide which mock test to choose, I am sure about practising official GMAT CAT Prep Test but not able to decide between veritas mock test or MGMT mock test. I am following MGMT books for Quant as well as for verbal. So, Kindly suggest me what I can do more to improve my Sentence Correction as in my mock test also most of the questions I got wrong was in sentence correction. And what else I can do for my quant score are these materials enough or do I need any other materials. I am following gmat club questions also. I have downloaded most of the question banks and will start from the third week of December.
10 Dec 2015, 11:30
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Hi Ad90,
Your practice CAT scores are exceptionally high, especially for someone who's been studying for about a month. I have a couple of questions about how you took these CATs:
1) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT each time (including the Essay and IR sections)?
2) Did you take them at home?
3) Did you take them at the same time of day as your Official GMAT?
4) Did you ever do ANYTHING during your CATs that you couldn't do on Test Day (pause the CAT, skip sections, take longer breaks, etc.)?
5) Did you ever take a CAT more than once?
Assuming that you took your CATs in a realistic way, then you have a really good chance to hit your score goals. At this scoring level, the GMAT becomes really 'sensitive' to little mistakes - so making even a couple could keep you from your goal.
When you took your last CAT, how many questions did you get wrong that you think you could/should have gotten correct?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Your practice CAT scores are exceptionally high, especially for someone who's been studying for about a month. I have a couple of questions about how you took these CATs:
1) Did you take the ENTIRE CAT each time (including the Essay and IR sections)?
2) Did you take them at home?
3) Did you take them at the same time of day as your Official GMAT?
4) Did you ever do ANYTHING during your CATs that you couldn't do on Test Day (pause the CAT, skip sections, take longer breaks, etc.)?
5) Did you ever take a CAT more than once?
Assuming that you took your CATs in a realistic way, then you have a really good chance to hit your score goals. At this scoring level, the GMAT becomes really 'sensitive' to little mistakes - so making even a couple could keep you from your goal.
When you took your last CAT, how many questions did you get wrong that you think you could/should have gotten correct?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
10 Dec 2015, 20:27
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Those are some high mock CAT scores. Did you take the CATs including the AWA and the IR?
If yes, then you can surely get to your target score with some practice.
Sentence correction questions test your knowledge about certain rules.
When you start solving the question, paying attention to certain things can minimize your mistakes.
1. Identify the subject and verb
2. Check for S-V agreement
3. Check for parallelism
4. Tenses used in the sentence
5. Usage of certain words: such as vs like, if vs whether, that vs which etc.
Keeping these things in mind while solving a question will ensure better accuracy.
Another important part of your preparation should be the error log. Make sure you keep one and revisit it from time to time. This will ensure that you do not repeat the same mistake.
Also, you might want to use a study plan to keep your studies on track.
You can find one here: gmat-study-plan-how-to-start-your-gmat-prep-80727.html?fl=menu
If yes, then you can surely get to your target score with some practice.
Sentence correction questions test your knowledge about certain rules.
When you start solving the question, paying attention to certain things can minimize your mistakes.
1. Identify the subject and verb
2. Check for S-V agreement
3. Check for parallelism
4. Tenses used in the sentence
5. Usage of certain words: such as vs like, if vs whether, that vs which etc.
Keeping these things in mind while solving a question will ensure better accuracy.
Another important part of your preparation should be the error log. Make sure you keep one and revisit it from time to time. This will ensure that you do not repeat the same mistake.
Also, you might want to use a study plan to keep your studies on track.
You can find one here: gmat-study-plan-how-to-start-your-gmat-prep-80727.html?fl=menu
