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09 May 2016, 12:50
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HI all ,
Actually I am preparing since 4 months for GMAT, and I gave one CAT test 1 month back , in which I scored QA-42 and Verbal 19.
So, I was very shocked that after 3 months of preparation my score was so low, but after this I realized one thing that I need to improve my verbal section.
So after this , I am only studying verbal since last one month. But what happened now is , I feel like I have forgotten Quant section as well, because I did'nt practice it for a long time.And all these things lose my confidence which I had in quant.
One more thing ,what happens generally is , I am having a tendency to forgot the approach for 1 section such as CR , if I am doing SC or vice versa. What I think is I need to maintain the consistency and continuity to solve sets of questions from all the sets regularly .
Can anyone let me know , what will be the right approach for it ?
I am really in need ,as I am feeling very under confident.
Thanks in Advance !!!
Actually I am preparing since 4 months for GMAT, and I gave one CAT test 1 month back , in which I scored QA-42 and Verbal 19.
So, I was very shocked that after 3 months of preparation my score was so low, but after this I realized one thing that I need to improve my verbal section.
So after this , I am only studying verbal since last one month. But what happened now is , I feel like I have forgotten Quant section as well, because I did'nt practice it for a long time.And all these things lose my confidence which I had in quant.
One more thing ,what happens generally is , I am having a tendency to forgot the approach for 1 section such as CR , if I am doing SC or vice versa. What I think is I need to maintain the consistency and continuity to solve sets of questions from all the sets regularly .
Can anyone let me know , what will be the right approach for it ?
I am really in need ,as I am feeling very under confident.
Thanks in Advance !!!
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09 May 2016, 15:08
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Your question can be reformulated - how can i get in 92 percentile?
Being among top 8 scorers is very tough, and 4 months of preparations might not be enough. I have been preparing for over a year, and still scored an "average" (76 percentile) score.
You need to take full CATs, and train yourself with the timer. Keeping calm and knowing which approach to use for each type of question is as well important.
Being among top 8 scorers is very tough, and 4 months of preparations might not be enough. I have been preparing for over a year, and still scored an "average" (76 percentile) score.
You need to take full CATs, and train yourself with the timer. Keeping calm and knowing which approach to use for each type of question is as well important.
