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Hello experts,
Hope all of you are doing well!
I gave the gmat 2 months ago (Score: 700- Q:48 V :37). I had been studying for roughly 4 months (roughly 4-5 hours everyday) when I gave the test.
Here is a breakup of all the resources I used:
1. Egmat verbal and verbal scholoranium
2. Aristotle SC guide
3. Manhattan Books (all verbal and quant)
4. Official guides and verbal- quant review (also conducted a detailed analysis of each question through gmat club forums on why it was wrong etc)
5. Powerscore CR bible
6. Gmat club tests for quant (gave it in the form of quizzes and attempted 1100 quant questions. Did not attempt verbal questions.)
7. Gmat ninja videos on youtube (all of them)
Coming into the test week, I was little exhausted with studying for the gmat and would have preferred to delay it but due to time constraints I decided to give it anyway. I would also like to bring to your notice that I did not attempt any official mocks or any tests of the kind.(the actual test was my first attempt at any full gmat test). I understand that mocks are very important but fatigue and time constraints did not allow me to give them. Naturally during the test day, I had a big problem in pacing in the verbal section (I did not have an issue of pacing in quant).
SC had always been my strong suit when solving the OG questions and even in the egmat scholoranium, I did get a deep understanding of the concepts and nuances but on the test day the questions went over my head.
I am now picking my gmat prep again hoping to get a target score of 730+. I am looking to give the gmat again within roughly 2-3 months (planning to apply to ISB in this august). I would really appreciate if any of you could help me in analysing my ESR report and also guide me on what all steps I should take to improve my score from 700 to 730+.
Looking forward to your replies!
Thanks!
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Hope all of you are doing well!
I gave the gmat 2 months ago (Score: 700- Q:48 V :37). I had been studying for roughly 4 months (roughly 4-5 hours everyday) when I gave the test.
Here is a breakup of all the resources I used:
1. Egmat verbal and verbal scholoranium
2. Aristotle SC guide
3. Manhattan Books (all verbal and quant)
4. Official guides and verbal- quant review (also conducted a detailed analysis of each question through gmat club forums on why it was wrong etc)
5. Powerscore CR bible
6. Gmat club tests for quant (gave it in the form of quizzes and attempted 1100 quant questions. Did not attempt verbal questions.)
7. Gmat ninja videos on youtube (all of them)
Coming into the test week, I was little exhausted with studying for the gmat and would have preferred to delay it but due to time constraints I decided to give it anyway. I would also like to bring to your notice that I did not attempt any official mocks or any tests of the kind.(the actual test was my first attempt at any full gmat test). I understand that mocks are very important but fatigue and time constraints did not allow me to give them. Naturally during the test day, I had a big problem in pacing in the verbal section (I did not have an issue of pacing in quant).
SC had always been my strong suit when solving the OG questions and even in the egmat scholoranium, I did get a deep understanding of the concepts and nuances but on the test day the questions went over my head.
I am now picking my gmat prep again hoping to get a target score of 730+. I am looking to give the gmat again within roughly 2-3 months (planning to apply to ISB in this august). I would really appreciate if any of you could help me in analysing my ESR report and also guide me on what all steps I should take to improve my score from 700 to 730+.
Looking forward to your replies!
Thanks!
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09 Mar 2021, 11:02
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Hi sa119,
Congratulations on scoring a 700! I know you want to better that score but that does not take away from the great score that 700 is. Now coming to the next attempt, please share your ESR with us on [email protected]. We would be happy to analyse it for you and create a plan for your target score.
Regards,
Aditee
Congratulations on scoring a 700! I know you want to better that score but that does not take away from the great score that 700 is. Now coming to the next attempt, please share your ESR with us on [email protected]. We would be happy to analyse it for you and create a plan for your target score.
Regards,
Aditee
09 Mar 2021, 11:38
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Hi sa119,
First off great start with 700. Regarding how to move forward with your studying, I’m curious to know how you were scoring on your MBA.com practice exams leading up to your GMAT? That data would be helpful in determining whether you performed up to your ability level on test day. Regarding your ESR, I think you did a very solid job in quant and if you were able to bump up your SC and CR score’s you could get close to 730 on test day. With all that in mind, I have two helpful articles for you to check out:
GMAT Sentence Correction: 8 Essential Tips
GMAT Critical Reasoning: 8 Essential Tips
Feel free to reach out with additional questions.
First off great start with 700. Regarding how to move forward with your studying, I’m curious to know how you were scoring on your MBA.com practice exams leading up to your GMAT? That data would be helpful in determining whether you performed up to your ability level on test day. Regarding your ESR, I think you did a very solid job in quant and if you were able to bump up your SC and CR score’s you could get close to 730 on test day. With all that in mind, I have two helpful articles for you to check out:
GMAT Sentence Correction: 8 Essential Tips
GMAT Critical Reasoning: 8 Essential Tips
Feel free to reach out with additional questions.
