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I have been studying for GMAT for last 3 months consistently. I have studied from OG, Manhattan RC, Manhattan CR, Manhattan SC. I attempted few mocks such as Kaplan, veritas, Manhattan and GMAT PREP. I attempted all the mocks in real test condition attempting awa and IR with timed breaks. My scores in the attempted mocks have been :-
Kaplan :- 620-640 with Quant ranging from 45-47 and verbal ranging from 30-32
Manhattan :- 590 to 620 with Quant ranging from 40-43 and Verbal ranging from 28-29
Veritas :- 600 to 630 with Quant ranging from 46-48 and Verbal Ranging from 26-29.
At last I attempted GMAT PREP MOCKS :-
Gmat Prep Mock1 :- 550 Quant 47 and Verbal 19
Gmat Prep Mock 2:- 560 Quant 45 and Verbal 22.
I was totally schocked on seeing the GMAT PREP Mock Scores.
I have my GMAT in 4 days from now. My target score is 650. I had scheduled my gmat on the basis of my mock scores but is currently taken aback with the GMAT PREP Scores. Have there been instances, when the people have scores 80-100 points above their gmatprep scores on real Gmat ?
Kaplan :- 620-640 with Quant ranging from 45-47 and verbal ranging from 30-32
Manhattan :- 590 to 620 with Quant ranging from 40-43 and Verbal ranging from 28-29
Veritas :- 600 to 630 with Quant ranging from 46-48 and Verbal Ranging from 26-29.
At last I attempted GMAT PREP MOCKS :-
Gmat Prep Mock1 :- 550 Quant 47 and Verbal 19
Gmat Prep Mock 2:- 560 Quant 45 and Verbal 22.
I was totally schocked on seeing the GMAT PREP Mock Scores.
I have my GMAT in 4 days from now. My target score is 650. I had scheduled my gmat on the basis of my mock scores but is currently taken aback with the GMAT PREP Scores. Have there been instances, when the people have scores 80-100 points above their gmatprep scores on real Gmat ?
11 Jun 2017, 18:32
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I have been studying for GMAT for last 3 months consistently. I have studied from OG, Manhattan RC, Manhattan CR, Manhattan SC. I attempted few mocks such as Kaplan, veritas, Manhattan and GMAT PREP. I attempted all the mocks in real test condition attempting awa and IR with timed breaks. My scores in the attempted mocks have been :-
Kaplan :- 620-640 with Quant ranging from 45-47 and verbal ranging from 30-32
Manhattan :- 590 to 620 with Quant ranging from 40-43 and Verbal ranging from 28-29
Veritas :- 600 to 630 with Quant ranging from 46-48 and Verbal Ranging from 26-29.
At last I attempted GMAT PREP MOCKS :-
Gmat Prep Mock1 :- 550 Quant 47 and Verbal 19
Gmat Prep Mock 2:- 560 Quant 45 and Verbal 22.
I was totally schocked on seeing the GMAT PREP Mock Scores.
I have my GMAT in 4 days from now. My target score is 650. I had scheduled my gmat on the basis of my mock scores but is currently taken aback with the GMAT PREP Scores. Have there been instances, when the people have scores 80-100 points above their gmatprep scores on real Gmat ?
Kaplan :- 620-640 with Quant ranging from 45-47 and verbal ranging from 30-32
Manhattan :- 590 to 620 with Quant ranging from 40-43 and Verbal ranging from 28-29
Veritas :- 600 to 630 with Quant ranging from 46-48 and Verbal Ranging from 26-29.
At last I attempted GMAT PREP MOCKS :-
Gmat Prep Mock1 :- 550 Quant 47 and Verbal 19
Gmat Prep Mock 2:- 560 Quant 45 and Verbal 22.
I was totally schocked on seeing the GMAT PREP Mock Scores.
I have my GMAT in 4 days from now. My target score is 650. I had scheduled my gmat on the basis of my mock scores but is currently taken aback with the GMAT PREP Scores. Have there been instances, when the people have scores 80-100 points above their gmatprep scores on real Gmat ?
Hi chan287,
It would definitely be hard to switch to online courses to improve your score in verbal section, given that you have your GMAT 4 days from now. But what you can do is analyze the answers you have answered incorrectly in the GMAT prep mock test, find the topic you have most trouble answering, read the topic once again, and practice the concept from the gmat club using the tags. Best of luck for your GMAT. Be hopeful. Remeber, Best is yet to come!
