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24 Aug 2019, 03:15
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Dear GMAT Experts,
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
24 Aug 2019, 23:41
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Hello TIA
First of all congratulation for your perfect Quant score. Definitely you have some loopholes in your Verbal prep. In first attempt you lost your verbal score to SC and in second attempt you lost more to CR and RC. You need to assess where you are falling behind in your GMAT Prep. Ask a few questions to yourself, In the second attempt why you loose your score to CR and RC? whether it was due to test pressure, silly mistakes or your skills got rust?. If you are lacking some sort of concepts in SC and CR you definitely should go back and revise your concepts related to the questions you have got wrong in the test.
One way to know your weakness in the test is your latest error log you might have built before your second attempt. Take some questions with timers, know where your accuracy is less than 85-90% and then assess the cause of low accuracy and revise concept if you need to. Manage your time wisely as for a month you can divide 10 days for each section. RC section is not about learning concepts rather it is more about practice and practice with some good GMAT-Like reading material which you can find in Official RC passages.
One thing i would like to say is that you should practice with Official questions specially for your verbal, try don't practice with GMAT Prep questions they may inflate your score in your mock exams.
Wish you best of luck
First of all congratulation for your perfect Quant score. Definitely you have some loopholes in your Verbal prep. In first attempt you lost your verbal score to SC and in second attempt you lost more to CR and RC. You need to assess where you are falling behind in your GMAT Prep. Ask a few questions to yourself, In the second attempt why you loose your score to CR and RC? whether it was due to test pressure, silly mistakes or your skills got rust?. If you are lacking some sort of concepts in SC and CR you definitely should go back and revise your concepts related to the questions you have got wrong in the test.
One way to know your weakness in the test is your latest error log you might have built before your second attempt. Take some questions with timers, know where your accuracy is less than 85-90% and then assess the cause of low accuracy and revise concept if you need to. Manage your time wisely as for a month you can divide 10 days for each section. RC section is not about learning concepts rather it is more about practice and practice with some good GMAT-Like reading material which you can find in Official RC passages.
One thing i would like to say is that you should practice with Official questions specially for your verbal, try don't practice with GMAT Prep questions they may inflate your score in your mock exams.
Wish you best of luck
mallicks123
Dear GMAT Experts,
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
24 Aug 2019, 23:52
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Hello TIA
First of all congratulation for your perfect Quant score. Definitely you have some loopholes in your Verbal prep. In first attempt you lost your verbal score to SC and in second attempt you lost more to CR and RC. You need to assess where you are falling behind in your GMAT Prep. Ask a few questions to yourself, In the second attempt why you loose your score to CR and RC? whether it was due to test pressure, silly mistakes or your skills got rust?. If you are lacking some sort of concepts in SC and CR you definitely should go back and revise your concepts related to the questions you have got wrong in the test.
One way to know your weakness in the test is your latest error log you might have built before your second attempt. Take some questions with timers, know where your accuracy is less than 85-90% and then assess the cause of low accuracy and revise concept if you need to. Manage your time wisely as for a month you can divide 10 days for each section. RC section is not about learning concepts rather it is more about practice and practice with some good GMAT-Like reading material which you can find in Official RC passages.
One thing i would like to say is that you should practice with Official questions specially for your verbal, try don't practice with GMAT Prep questions they may inflate your score in your mock exams.
Wish you best of luck
First of all congratulation for your perfect Quant score. Definitely you have some loopholes in your Verbal prep. In first attempt you lost your verbal score to SC and in second attempt you lost more to CR and RC. You need to assess where you are falling behind in your GMAT Prep. Ask a few questions to yourself, In the second attempt why you loose your score to CR and RC? whether it was due to test pressure, silly mistakes or your skills got rust?. If you are lacking some sort of concepts in SC and CR you definitely should go back and revise your concepts related to the questions you have got wrong in the test.
One way to know your weakness in the test is your latest error log you might have built before your second attempt. Take some questions with timers, know where your accuracy is less than 85-90% and then assess the cause of low accuracy and revise concept if you need to. Manage your time wisely as for a month you can divide 10 days for each section. RC section is not about learning concepts rather it is more about practice and practice with some good GMAT-Like reading material which you can find in Official RC passages.
One thing i would like to say is that you should practice with Official questions specially for your verbal, try don't practice with GMAT Prep questions they may inflate your score in your mock exams.
Wish you best of luck
mallicks123
Dear GMAT Experts,
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
Please help me as I am going to take my third attempt at GMAT in a month. Here is the snapshot of my verbal performance in the last two shots:
First Attempt: V-32 (SC: 39%ile, CR: 82 %ile, RC: 83 %ile)
Second Attempt: V- 32 (SC: 73%ile, CR: 65%ile, RC: 41 %ile)
Even after scoring Q-51, because of the Verbal score, I am lagging behind my target GMAT score. To meet the R1 application deadlines, I have to reattempt GMAT in a month. Any kind of expert guidance, feedback, suggestion, help will be too much helpful.
Please help!! TIA.
Hey Team, Many thanks for writing that. I think that was really helpful and to some extent, you got my problem. In the Official GMAT Prep Tests, I scored high on Verbal, and as a result, my overall score reached a big dream target.
However, in the actual exam, the scenario was pretty different. I felt the kind of questions I was facing was of a different difficulty level. RC was my strong point always, since the very first day. But even that went really down this time. Maybe I am not targeting the right set of questions while preparing for Verbal.
Can you please suggest some good sources from where should I practice before the third and final attempt?
Thanks much. Best Regards.
