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23 May 2023, 20:51
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My exam is on 10th June. I have completed 4 OG mocks till now. The average score of all 4 mocks is 650. Can you guys please suggest a schedule and strategy for the next 15 days? My verbal score is between 25 and 30. I want to increase that score to the late 30s. I have completed OG 2022, Quant review, verbal review and GMAT advanced till now. For quants, I am using TTP(target test prep) custom tests to build speed and confidence. For verbal, I am using forum quiz and attempting 20 questions (10 CR and 10 SC). To fight anxiety, I completed 3rd party tests too but still got anxious sometimes in the test, especially in the verbal section. Experts, please guide me on how to optimize the last 2 weeks for the max score. Thank you all of you for your time and effort.
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23 May 2023, 23:13
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Thinking of a plan B may help you do plan A more calmly. In case time management is an issue on Verbal, consider using time markers. Working with a study buddy who is strong on Verbal may also provide some helpful insight.
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24 May 2023, 06:24
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Hi Nakul.
Looking at your TTP analytics, I see that you have completed most of the the Verbal chapters. So, presumably, you know the Verbal concepts and strategies. So, you now need to develop skill.
With regard to developing skill, I see that you have answered Verbal practice questions in an average of 2:05 each. 2:05 is close to test pace, but it's not a good Verbal practice pace because it's not enough time for you to really learn when answering Verbal questions.
So, I think your move is to continue to practice but take much more time per question.
Have you read the Verbal strategy lessons in Mission 3 of the TTP course? If not, by reading those, you could get some more insights into how to practice GMAT Verbal for best results.
In general, by practicing UNTIMED, you'll develop stronger Verbal skills, and stronger skills will make you both more confident and faster in GMAT Verbal.
Also, be sure to use up the remaining TTP Verbal chapter test questions. You can learn so much from those questions, and they are categorized to support topic-focused practice.
Looking at your TTP analytics, I see that you have completed most of the the Verbal chapters. So, presumably, you know the Verbal concepts and strategies. So, you now need to develop skill.
With regard to developing skill, I see that you have answered Verbal practice questions in an average of 2:05 each. 2:05 is close to test pace, but it's not a good Verbal practice pace because it's not enough time for you to really learn when answering Verbal questions.
So, I think your move is to continue to practice but take much more time per question.
Have you read the Verbal strategy lessons in Mission 3 of the TTP course? If not, by reading those, you could get some more insights into how to practice GMAT Verbal for best results.
In general, by practicing UNTIMED, you'll develop stronger Verbal skills, and stronger skills will make you both more confident and faster in GMAT Verbal.
Also, be sure to use up the remaining TTP Verbal chapter test questions. You can learn so much from those questions, and they are categorized to support topic-focused practice.
