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24 Jun 2017, 14:28
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Some background:
I began seriously studying for the GMAT a little over two months ago; by "seriously", I mean waking up at 6:30AM everyday to study for ~1.5 hours before going to work, studying after work (when possible, since I commonly work over 12 hours/day), and spending at least 4 hours/day on weekends. I'm also taking the live GMAT course offered by Manhattan Prep, which is nearing the end of its nine weeks (I have two classes left).
My target score is 720+, but I don't feel anywhere close to this point since I'm still being crushed by quant and critical reasoning. The last CAT I took resulted in scores of Q45 and V37; HOWEVER, I did the quant section untimed to see if I'm able to solve the problems without a stressful two-minute time constraint; even without this time constraint, I clearly didn't do that well. I'm decently pleased with the V37, but I'm obviously nowhere close to my target score.
I feel that I need some specialized direction to focus on my weak areas and have heard and read many positive things about the Manhattan Prep tutoring service. I wanted to get some second opinions on this since this is not, by any means, an inexpensive cost.
Please let me know what you guys think?
I began seriously studying for the GMAT a little over two months ago; by "seriously", I mean waking up at 6:30AM everyday to study for ~1.5 hours before going to work, studying after work (when possible, since I commonly work over 12 hours/day), and spending at least 4 hours/day on weekends. I'm also taking the live GMAT course offered by Manhattan Prep, which is nearing the end of its nine weeks (I have two classes left).
My target score is 720+, but I don't feel anywhere close to this point since I'm still being crushed by quant and critical reasoning. The last CAT I took resulted in scores of Q45 and V37; HOWEVER, I did the quant section untimed to see if I'm able to solve the problems without a stressful two-minute time constraint; even without this time constraint, I clearly didn't do that well. I'm decently pleased with the V37, but I'm obviously nowhere close to my target score.
I feel that I need some specialized direction to focus on my weak areas and have heard and read many positive things about the Manhattan Prep tutoring service. I wanted to get some second opinions on this since this is not, by any means, an inexpensive cost.
Please let me know what you guys think?
24 Jun 2017, 19:01
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You should take the Gmatclub tests and solve them concept wise (timed) . Q45 shows you are weak in some areas and this can help you identify those pain points
24 Jun 2017, 20:17
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Have heard raving reviews about e-gmat verbal.
You can check all the reviews for different prep companies by students on this forum only and see what experts say on those, what areas do prep companies focus and see if those apply to you.. After comparing these you would be the best judge to choose the right course.
Good luck
You can check all the reviews for different prep companies by students on this forum only and see what experts say on those, what areas do prep companies focus and see if those apply to you.. After comparing these you would be the best judge to choose the right course.
Good luck
