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Updated on: 31 Dec 2022, 04:25
Originally posted by GautamKhanduja on 30 Dec 2022, 06:03.
Last edited by GautamKhanduja on 31 Dec 2022, 04:25, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by GautamKhanduja on 31 Dec 2022, 04:25, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi all,
I took my GMAT this week and got a 670(Q49,V33). This was my third attempt and the scores of last 2 tests are 630 and 640.
I am not satisfied with my score and thinking of taking the test again. I have been preparing for the test close to a year now.
Considering that I have very busy working hours(11 hours per day) for the next 3 months, is it possible to score 710 within next 3-4 months? If yes, any tips would be highly appreciated.
I am also attaching my ESR (I was shocked by 32%ile in RC since i got 71%ile in RC in my last attempt), please let me know your views on the ESR.
Thanks
Gautam
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I took my GMAT this week and got a 670(Q49,V33). This was my third attempt and the scores of last 2 tests are 630 and 640.
I am not satisfied with my score and thinking of taking the test again. I have been preparing for the test close to a year now.
Considering that I have very busy working hours(11 hours per day) for the next 3 months, is it possible to score 710 within next 3-4 months? If yes, any tips would be highly appreciated.
I am also attaching my ESR (I was shocked by 32%ile in RC since i got 71%ile in RC in my last attempt), please let me know your views on the ESR.
Thanks
Gautam
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Hi Gautam.
I think you can find time within the next 3 to 4 months to prepare enough to get to 710. You basically need to increase your verbal score by just a handful of points, and possibly increase your quant score by a point, to get to 710, and doing so seems doable.
For some tips on how to prepare while working long hours, see this post.
How to Study for the GMAT While Working in a Demanding Job
For some insights into how to increase your GMAT verbal score, see this one.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
I think you can find time within the next 3 to 4 months to prepare enough to get to 710. You basically need to increase your verbal score by just a handful of points, and possibly increase your quant score by a point, to get to 710, and doing so seems doable.
For some tips on how to prepare while working long hours, see this post.
How to Study for the GMAT While Working in a Demanding Job
For some insights into how to increase your GMAT verbal score, see this one.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
30 Dec 2022, 06:33
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Hi GautamKhanduja
It's challenging but with consistent efforts guided in the right direction, you can surely hit your target score. The ideal thing would be to identify your weak areas and work on them. You are almost there in quant but you can take your score to 40+ in verbal. So, you have to analyze even the minute things and make sure to work on them. As you have attached your ESR, that would be definitely helpful but I feel it's better to have a one-on-one discussion rather than responding here as the former would be more effective. We can get in touch over a zoom conference call and we can analyze it together. This way we can figure out what exactly your weak areas are and then make a plan of action. Feel free to connect with me on DM for a detailed discussion.
Meanwhile, you can check out how Rishabh improved from 670 to 740 in almost 20 days despite a highly demanding work schedule, and converted INSEAD and Kellogg:
