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I scored a 610 (Q43 V31) AWA - 4.0 and IR - 5.5. This was on my first attempt. I know that I can score better and just need to prepare better. I want a score around the 700s but I am not sure if I should retake the test within a month or take a break and take it sometime next year. I wrote the exam in the beginning of august. This contemplation has pulled me down and my confidence and I haven't been able to concentrate on my preparation. I need some clarity and help. Views?
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Hi Pranay,
Do not take a break. Please continue your preparation while working.
You have scored q43 which you can easily raise to Q 50 or 51.
Read Manhattan books , specially advance section .
Also do practice with GMAT club quant tests. I raised my score to Q 50 using these tests only.
GMAT requires average 200 hours of study. So you should spend at least 3 months in preparation
Do not take a break. Please continue your preparation while working.
You have scored q43 which you can easily raise to Q 50 or 51.
Read Manhattan books , specially advance section .
Also do practice with GMAT club quant tests. I raised my score to Q 50 using these tests only.
GMAT requires average 200 hours of study. So you should spend at least 3 months in preparation
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I scored a 610 (Q43 V31) AWA - 4.0 and IR - 5.5. This was on my first attempt. I know that I can score better and just need to prepare better. I want a score around the 700s but I am not sure if I should retake the test within a month or take a break and take it sometime next year. I wrote the exam in the beginning of august. This contemplation has pulled me down and my confidence and I haven't been able to concentrate on my preparation. I need some clarity and help. Views?
Don't set any fixed timeline for re-appearing. Keep your preparation going and when you start hitting your target score in the mocks and you feel confident about yourself then go ahead a book a date.
Basically, prepare with an open mind. It may take one month or three months. The idea is to take the test not at a specific time, but rather at the right stage of your preparation and confidence.
