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03 Aug 2022, 04:31
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Hello experts,
I've been studying for GMAT for close to more than 2 months now, I had it scheduled for the 20th last month but rescheduled it to next month (Sept) 8 (Before taking a 12 days break) after scoring poorly in mocks.
Below are my mock scores;
Magoosh 24 13 330
Magoosh 26 24 430
Veritas 42 26 570
Manhattan Cat 38 24 520
How should I strategize my next 34 days given I've already exhausted Magoosh Question bank, OG 22 question bank. I want to score a 700+
Thank you!!
I've been studying for GMAT for close to more than 2 months now, I had it scheduled for the 20th last month but rescheduled it to next month (Sept) 8 (Before taking a 12 days break) after scoring poorly in mocks.
Below are my mock scores;
Magoosh 24 13 330
Magoosh 26 24 430
Veritas 42 26 570
Manhattan Cat 38 24 520
How should I strategize my next 34 days given I've already exhausted Magoosh Question bank, OG 22 question bank. I want to score a 700+
Thank you!!
03 Aug 2022, 06:50
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Dear Aarya20,
I would suggest to take TTP course because its well-structured study plan and unique approach already have helped me to ameliorate my Quant score. Weather you need to recall some concepts or practice weakness areas TTP study plan can guide you to do so. I have not consummated the Verbal module yet, but what do I say is that its curriculum not only covers all general topics but also provides step by step guide to cement the acquired knowledge.
I would suggest to take TTP course because its well-structured study plan and unique approach already have helped me to ameliorate my Quant score. Weather you need to recall some concepts or practice weakness areas TTP study plan can guide you to do so. I have not consummated the Verbal module yet, but what do I say is that its curriculum not only covers all general topics but also provides step by step guide to cement the acquired knowledge.
03 Aug 2022, 08:35
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Hi Aarya20,
Looking at your current study routine, you need to ensure that you avoid the approach of what I call “practice first and figure the rest out later” -- in other words, doing practice problems before understanding the concepts on which those problems are based, and thus trying to learn solely from reading solutions to problems. Trying to learn in such a way will leave gaps in your knowledge and impede progress.
That said, if you were to change up your study strategy now, you would need more than just 34 days to make major improvements in your GMAT score. Is there a reason why you must take the GMAT 34 days from now? Also, here is an article that provides more information:
The Best Way to Study for the GMAT
Looking at your current study routine, you need to ensure that you avoid the approach of what I call “practice first and figure the rest out later” -- in other words, doing practice problems before understanding the concepts on which those problems are based, and thus trying to learn solely from reading solutions to problems. Trying to learn in such a way will leave gaps in your knowledge and impede progress.
That said, if you were to change up your study strategy now, you would need more than just 34 days to make major improvements in your GMAT score. Is there a reason why you must take the GMAT 34 days from now? Also, here is an article that provides more information:
The Best Way to Study for the GMAT
