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29 Mar 2021, 11:15
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I am 3 weeks away from taking my GMAT.
I’m scoring 48/49 in quants, which is pretty good.
In my verbal however, I am unable to score higher than 37.
I aspire to go to an M7. This verbal score is pretty low for the same.
Can anyone suggest a nice study plan
I’m scoring 48/49 in quants, which is pretty good.
In my verbal however, I am unable to score higher than 37.
I aspire to go to an M7. This verbal score is pretty low for the same.
Can anyone suggest a nice study plan
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29 Mar 2021, 11:47
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Janvi24 - I do not know your overall profile, so I cannot comment on your overall chances. Going by your GMAT performance, I can say that you have a chance of scoring a 700 on your best day, provided you score Q48/49 and V37. To achieve a higher score, you need to improve on both the quant and verbal sections.
What is your target GMAT score? If you target to get a score of 760 and above, then you need to score Q50 and V42. If you cannot score a Q50, you need to further improve your verbal performance. Now, improving verbal raw score from 37 to 42+ is quite difficult in three weeks, honestly. I do not want to sound difficult, but I recommend that you take a GMAT Prep practice test to check your current scoring ability; else, you may want to postpone your appointment by a few weeks. Unfortunately, there is no shortcut to scoring high on the verbal section.
What is your target GMAT score? If you target to get a score of 760 and above, then you need to score Q50 and V42. If you cannot score a Q50, you need to further improve your verbal performance. Now, improving verbal raw score from 37 to 42+ is quite difficult in three weeks, honestly. I do not want to sound difficult, but I recommend that you take a GMAT Prep practice test to check your current scoring ability; else, you may want to postpone your appointment by a few weeks. Unfortunately, there is no shortcut to scoring high on the verbal section.
30 Mar 2021, 03:06
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Hi Janvi24, a consistent 5+ point jump on Verbal does normally require more than 3 weeks.
Having said that, since you are only 3 weeks away from the exam:
1. Identify your weakest area (RC/CR/SC?)
2. Focus on your weakest area in terms of concepts and assignments (through whichever sources that you are using for your preparation)
3. Extensively visit GMATClub, to specifically analyze the Experts' responses to every question that you attempt
4. Keep an error log for mistakes that you're committing, so that you don't repeat the mistakes
Good luck!
Having said that, since you are only 3 weeks away from the exam:
1. Identify your weakest area (RC/CR/SC?)
2. Focus on your weakest area in terms of concepts and assignments (through whichever sources that you are using for your preparation)
3. Extensively visit GMATClub, to specifically analyze the Experts' responses to every question that you attempt
4. Keep an error log for mistakes that you're committing, so that you don't repeat the mistakes
Good luck!
