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04 Jan 2019, 11:00
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Could someone please evaluate my ESR attached below? I would really appreciate it.
My target score was 750, yet I could muster only a 660 (Q49,V30)
I have studied on my own for 3 weeks for my first attempt, using OG19, and Gmatclub's question bank extensively.
I have taken up all the GMATprep mocks as well as all Manhattan mocks, with scores ranging from 660-710.
My Verbal is definitely weak, so is it necessary to take an online course for my retake? (I have practiced tons of questions on verbal in all three departments, nothing seemed to work)
I plan to retake in about a month's time.
My target score was 750, yet I could muster only a 660 (Q49,V30)
I have studied on my own for 3 weeks for my first attempt, using OG19, and Gmatclub's question bank extensively.
I have taken up all the GMATprep mocks as well as all Manhattan mocks, with scores ranging from 660-710.
My Verbal is definitely weak, so is it necessary to take an online course for my retake? (I have practiced tons of questions on verbal in all three departments, nothing seemed to work)
I plan to retake in about a month's time.
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04 Jan 2019, 21:55
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Hello Vig17 ....welcome to the community.
Below are my 2 cents :
1. Online courses are good.... please refer to the review section of the verbal courses. But it will take some time.
3. Good news is that your verbal competency is even in all three sections - indicative of a uniform performance.
3. make good use of all the official materials at GMAT Club..... all of those are enriched with expert notes and perspectives. Definitely start to follow GMATNinja . Pay special attention to the notes of other verbal prominents ( you will get to know if you use GMAT Club regularly)
All the best!!
Below are my 2 cents :
1. Online courses are good.... please refer to the review section of the verbal courses. But it will take some time.
3. Good news is that your verbal competency is even in all three sections - indicative of a uniform performance.
3. make good use of all the official materials at GMAT Club..... all of those are enriched with expert notes and perspectives. Definitely start to follow GMATNinja . Pay special attention to the notes of other verbal prominents ( you will get to know if you use GMAT Club regularly)
All the best!!
04 Jan 2019, 23:32
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Vig17
A 660 after just 3 weeks of prep is very good.
There are two things that really stand out in the verbal section of your ESR: (a) RC "stated idea" is significantly lower than "inferred idea" and (b) SC "communication" is significantly lower than "grammar". Something that is given directly in the passage should not (generally) be too difficult to find, so maybe this just needs a little practice (or a little less overthinking
). In SC you'll really have to work on identifying meaning and quality of construction issues.It's not possible to say how much a prep course will benefit you, but it can't hurt to start researching options.
