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That's a tremendous improvement and dedication in going from a 550 to 680, and you dedicated two years to this quest. You should be very proud of your work so far.
Since you didn't study for SC and are quite confident about CR and RC, it is possible that you could improve in verbal. You could benefit by spending a bit more time on the SC questions and make sure that you are getting the easier and medium-level questions correctly answered. Do not guess about the difficulty of the questions, but rather focus on your understanding of the question. You could spend about two minutes or a little more time. On the very difficult questions, try to eliminate as many choices as you can within that time, then guess, and move on.
Since you didn't study for SC and are quite confident about CR and RC, it is possible that you could improve in verbal. You could benefit by spending a bit more time on the SC questions and make sure that you are getting the easier and medium-level questions correctly answered. Do not guess about the difficulty of the questions, but rather focus on your understanding of the question. You could spend about two minutes or a little more time. On the very difficult questions, try to eliminate as many choices as you can within that time, then guess, and move on.
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Hi,
I recently gave GMAT on the 6th of Janurary 2020 and scored 710. I have attached the result below. I think I studied well this time but messed up a little while giving the exam. On the verbal section towards the end I got 2 passages. And I was pressed on time and could not manage the time well. I had to guess a number of questions on the passages. I am not sure whether the questions I guessed on were correct. And since this was an online GMAT I would not be able to get an ESR.
And just before the test I had a number of thoughts running through my mind. That I was not well rested and hence might not be able to perform well. I did manage to get these thoughts under control but I was a bit distracted than usual. Would it help to give the GMAT in 3-4 days? I think I am done preparing content wise, also I have taken a number of mocks. It's just that I could perform well during the test. Please let me if just appearing for the test without preparing would be helpful. Please let me know your feedback.
I recently gave GMAT on the 6th of Janurary 2020 and scored 710. I have attached the result below. I think I studied well this time but messed up a little while giving the exam. On the verbal section towards the end I got 2 passages. And I was pressed on time and could not manage the time well. I had to guess a number of questions on the passages. I am not sure whether the questions I guessed on were correct. And since this was an online GMAT I would not be able to get an ESR.
And just before the test I had a number of thoughts running through my mind. That I was not well rested and hence might not be able to perform well. I did manage to get these thoughts under control but I was a bit distracted than usual. Would it help to give the GMAT in 3-4 days? I think I am done preparing content wise, also I have taken a number of mocks. It's just that I could perform well during the test. Please let me if just appearing for the test without preparing would be helpful. Please let me know your feedback.
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