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Hi GMAT Experts & Admission Experts,
I've mentioned before about my failure to cross the 550 level on GMAT. Even though it feels like I've been studying for more than 2 years, but I was not consistent. I studied only 3 months before each of my last 2 exams (420, 490 respectively). Now, I'm stuck in V21 and Q40-43.
I need help in deciding my future goals, which are realistic. I've postponed my GMAT toward the end of the year, kissing the ivy deadlines goodbye.
Keeping my verbal score constant, what can I do to score q50, so that I can get a score of 580-600 and apply to schools, such as University of Pittsburg, Pennstate, Lehigh University, Temple and Drexel, for a 1-year Masters in Marketing/Education. Re-apply to Ivy: Wharton (my first choice), Columbia and NYU ( MBA in Fashion Luxury) after consistently studying for 3-4 months.
I think having a masters degree will make my resume, which I've attached, stronger. Isn't it? I am so confused which program will be best for me.
I have gone through Empower Quant twice in last 1 month. Loved it! What Can I do now in next month to improve my quant besides using the mistake tracker? Should I go through all the GMAT CLUB quizzes? or Official Guide problems? Is this even possible to improve from q40 ish to q50 in a month? How can I do it?
Thanks in advance
Jeesa
I've mentioned before about my failure to cross the 550 level on GMAT. Even though it feels like I've been studying for more than 2 years, but I was not consistent. I studied only 3 months before each of my last 2 exams (420, 490 respectively). Now, I'm stuck in V21 and Q40-43.
I need help in deciding my future goals, which are realistic. I've postponed my GMAT toward the end of the year, kissing the ivy deadlines goodbye.
Keeping my verbal score constant, what can I do to score q50, so that I can get a score of 580-600 and apply to schools, such as University of Pittsburg, Pennstate, Lehigh University, Temple and Drexel, for a 1-year Masters in Marketing/Education. Re-apply to Ivy: Wharton (my first choice), Columbia and NYU ( MBA in Fashion Luxury) after consistently studying for 3-4 months.
I think having a masters degree will make my resume, which I've attached, stronger. Isn't it? I am so confused which program will be best for me.
I have gone through Empower Quant twice in last 1 month. Loved it! What Can I do now in next month to improve my quant besides using the mistake tracker? Should I go through all the GMAT CLUB quizzes? or Official Guide problems? Is this even possible to improve from q40 ish to q50 in a month? How can I do it?
Thanks in advance
Jeesa
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Hi jessa ..... I can put in my 2 cents for Q.
Q40-43 means you are still lagging in some concepts. So, we need to find that out first and learn. Then take a practice test (The target would be : if not GMAT Club Test >Q46 & if Gmat Club test > V43 ) . Unlike may other Prep companies tests, where the test is made complicated by non gmat like variables such as unnecessarily wordy that takes to much time or tremendous lengthy calculations , GMAT Club tests evaluates you intellectual power i.e., concepts & their applications.
Until you reach this stage keep practicing GMAT Club 600-700 level Qs.
And finally move on to practice 700-level.
Links for Quant by topivc & difficulty:
DS : https://gmatclub.com/forum/ds-question- ... 28728.html
PS : https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-ps-ques ... 27957.html
Below is the my version of GMAT Q comprehension ( may serve u as a bench mark !!
)
The more higher you target from 47 at GMAT -Q, the more contextual these tests would be for you. I would say ,
Target 47-49 : Complete concept coupled with & fair bit of practice with these tests.
Target 50 : Complete concept , Fair bit of practice with these tests , being at the ball park of >80% at the 700 level (within 2.5 mins) AND ABSOLUTELY 0 ( yes, ZERO) SILLY MISTAKE.
Target 51: This is tough....at least to my standard. But, I believe , this requires everything for target 50 PLUS tuning yourself to perform at the level of > 90% (in 2.5 mins) and 95% accuracy ( in 3 mins) for 700-lvl problems .
All the best .
Q40-43 means you are still lagging in some concepts. So, we need to find that out first and learn. Then take a practice test (The target would be : if not GMAT Club Test >Q46 & if Gmat Club test > V43 ) . Unlike may other Prep companies tests, where the test is made complicated by non gmat like variables such as unnecessarily wordy that takes to much time or tremendous lengthy calculations , GMAT Club tests evaluates you intellectual power i.e., concepts & their applications.
Until you reach this stage keep practicing GMAT Club 600-700 level Qs.
And finally move on to practice 700-level.
Links for Quant by topivc & difficulty:
DS : https://gmatclub.com/forum/ds-question- ... 28728.html
PS : https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-ps-ques ... 27957.html
Below is the my version of GMAT Q comprehension ( may serve u as a bench mark !!
)The more higher you target from 47 at GMAT -Q, the more contextual these tests would be for you. I would say ,
Target 47-49 : Complete concept coupled with & fair bit of practice with these tests.
Target 50 : Complete concept , Fair bit of practice with these tests , being at the ball park of >80% at the 700 level (within 2.5 mins) AND ABSOLUTELY 0 ( yes, ZERO) SILLY MISTAKE.
Target 51: This is tough....at least to my standard. But, I believe , this requires everything for target 50 PLUS tuning yourself to perform at the level of > 90% (in 2.5 mins) and 95% accuracy ( in 3 mins) for 700-lvl problems .
All the best .
