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17 Nov 2019, 00:44
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Hello dear GMATers,
Even though I have been preparing for GMAT since February 2018 (with huge breaks of 2-3 months), I started to use all the benefits of GMAT Club recently. I really love this platform. I truly learnt a lot and still I am. Thanks to the developers and all members!
The reason why I am writing this post is I am stuck
The university I am applying for requires to have GMAT score of 600 and more ( 650- I set a goal for myself). It seems like it shouldn't be a huge problem to get 600, right? Unfortunately, not in my case.
Could you have any advice, tips & tricks etc? I would highly appreciate them!
My current GMAT situation:
1. I tend to study every day despite having a full time job. Every day I need to solve at least 5 CR, 5 SC, 5 math questions and 2 RC texts.
2. According to GMAT Official Tests I got following scores:
- GMAT Practice test 1 : 480 Q43 V22 (did reset)
- GMAT Practice test 2 : 440 Q16 V30 (did reset)
- GMAT Practice test 3 : 340 Q10 V9 (did for the first time)
- GMAT Practice test 4 : 500 Q28 V40 (did for the first time)
3. After a really huge break, I have been preparing for GMAT since the beginning of August of this year.
4. I did couple of CAT's tests both verbal and quant, there I got very low scores. Verbal (32 and 6), quant (8 and 17). Are CAT's tests harder than GMAT Official Tests? I felt like they are.
5. For math I practise sub-500 questions. For verbal I practice both sub-500 and 600 level questions.
6. I would say that verbal is a bit stronger than quant, but still as soon as I get a harder question I fail to answer it correctly. Could it be reason why I am successful with 600 and 700 questions?
7. I would like to do GMAT before New Year. Do you this is feasible?
Thanks you in advance and I'm looking forward to receiving your comments!
Best wishes,
Agnes
Even though I have been preparing for GMAT since February 2018 (with huge breaks of 2-3 months), I started to use all the benefits of GMAT Club recently. I really love this platform. I truly learnt a lot and still I am. Thanks to the developers and all members!
The reason why I am writing this post is I am stuck
The university I am applying for requires to have GMAT score of 600 and more ( 650- I set a goal for myself). It seems like it shouldn't be a huge problem to get 600, right? Unfortunately, not in my case.
Could you have any advice, tips & tricks etc? I would highly appreciate them!
My current GMAT situation:
1. I tend to study every day despite having a full time job. Every day I need to solve at least 5 CR, 5 SC, 5 math questions and 2 RC texts.
2. According to GMAT Official Tests I got following scores:
- GMAT Practice test 1 : 480 Q43 V22 (did reset)
- GMAT Practice test 2 : 440 Q16 V30 (did reset)
- GMAT Practice test 3 : 340 Q10 V9 (did for the first time)
- GMAT Practice test 4 : 500 Q28 V40 (did for the first time)
3. After a really huge break, I have been preparing for GMAT since the beginning of August of this year.
4. I did couple of CAT's tests both verbal and quant, there I got very low scores. Verbal (32 and 6), quant (8 and 17). Are CAT's tests harder than GMAT Official Tests? I felt like they are.
5. For math I practise sub-500 questions. For verbal I practice both sub-500 and 600 level questions.
6. I would say that verbal is a bit stronger than quant, but still as soon as I get a harder question I fail to answer it correctly. Could it be reason why I am successful with 600 and 700 questions?
7. I would like to do GMAT before New Year. Do you this is feasible?
Thanks you in advance and I'm looking forward to receiving your comments!
Best wishes,
Agnes
17 Nov 2019, 06:49
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AgneseSauka - Welcome to GMAT Club!
At your score level, you should consider either an online course or a tutor. Please visit the review section of the forum to find a course that suits you.
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At your score level, you should consider either an online course or a tutor. Please visit the review section of the forum to find a course that suits you.
GMAT Course Reviews: https://gmatclub.com/reviews/gmat_courses
17 Nov 2019, 07:10
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In my view, 600 is definitely possible....
Practice is something which will give ur quant to reach its level required
Would be better if you could do till 600-650 level questions from official guides
Also your verbal top required to reach at least.... consistently to this level
Hope this helps
Practice is something which will give ur quant to reach its level required
Would be better if you could do till 600-650 level questions from official guides
Also your verbal top required to reach at least.... consistently to this level
Hope this helps
