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suramya26
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18 Sep 2016, 23:16
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Hello Friends,
I have covered almost every topic in Verbal and Quants.
But I am still having problems in the mock tests.
Most of the time (particularly in Verbal part) I am lagging behind time,
so either I am not able to complete the exam on time or I loose precious points as I blindly tick in any answer in order to attempt all the questions.
So in due to this my score in the 3 mock tests which I have given yet are 510(VERITAS PREP) ,570-580(PLATINUM GMAT which gives the raw score) and 570( IMS the institute from which I am taking coaching classes for GMAT) I attempted all the 4 sections i.e AWA ,IR Quants,Verbal.
Mostly I am having issues in the verbal part (particularly with RC part). I read somewhere that its better to write notes while attempting the RC section. In the last GMAT Mock test(of IMS) mentioned above I adopted the same technique. Though it was helpful to me as my accuracy increased, but I consumed a lot of time and eventually was able to complete only 33 of the 41 questions of Quants in time..
Can somebody suggest me how could I pace myself and at least be able to complete the test?
I have covered almost every topic in Verbal and Quants.
But I am still having problems in the mock tests.
Most of the time (particularly in Verbal part) I am lagging behind time,
so either I am not able to complete the exam on time or I loose precious points as I blindly tick in any answer in order to attempt all the questions.
So in due to this my score in the 3 mock tests which I have given yet are 510(VERITAS PREP) ,570-580(PLATINUM GMAT which gives the raw score) and 570( IMS the institute from which I am taking coaching classes for GMAT) I attempted all the 4 sections i.e AWA ,IR Quants,Verbal.
Mostly I am having issues in the verbal part (particularly with RC part). I read somewhere that its better to write notes while attempting the RC section. In the last GMAT Mock test(of IMS) mentioned above I adopted the same technique. Though it was helpful to me as my accuracy increased, but I consumed a lot of time and eventually was able to complete only 33 of the 41 questions of Quants in time..
Can somebody suggest me how could I pace myself and at least be able to complete the test?
19 Sep 2016, 11:55
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Hi suramya26,
In a prior post (linked), you stated that your score goal was 680+ and that you were planning to take the GMAT in the first week of October. Are both of those details still accurate?
platinum-gmat-test-95306.html#p1732372
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post (linked), you stated that your score goal was 680+ and that you were planning to take the GMAT in the first week of October. Are both of those details still accurate?
platinum-gmat-test-95306.html#p1732372
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
suramya26
Joined: 02 Jul 2016
Last visit: 15 Jul 2021
Posts: 164
Own Kudos:
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Location: India
Schools: Imperial '22 (D) MBS '22 (A) Tepper '23 (D) Olin '23 (D) Simon '23 (D) Scheller (D) Carroll Katz '23 (A$) Kelley '23 (D) Babson (A$) WBS (D) Smeal (D)
GMAT 1: 650 Q49 V28
GPA: 4
Schools: Imperial '22 (D) MBS '22 (A) Tepper '23 (D) Olin '23 (D) Simon '23 (D) Scheller (D) Carroll Katz '23 (A$) Kelley '23 (D) Babson (A$) WBS (D) Smeal (D)
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Hi suramya26,
In a prior post (linked), you stated that your score goal was 680+ and that you were planning to take the GMAT in the first week of October. Are both of those details still accurate?
platinum-gmat-test-95306.html#p1732372
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post (linked), you stated that your score goal was 680+ and that you were planning to take the GMAT in the first week of October. Are both of those details still accurate?
platinum-gmat-test-95306.html#p1732372
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Sir,
I am really worried and confused that should I give the GMAT now or postpone my decision.
I am worried that I may not be able to prepare well once I am in service.
Though I am trying the best I can certain things like RC are still there.
Well till now I haven't booked a slot
