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13 Sep 2020, 08:35
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Hi,
I am a bit disheartened.
2016- I appeared for GMAT in haste. Got 47 in Quants, 19 in Verbal, and scored 550. I knew I didn't perform well in verbal but never expected such a low score.
2020- I am planning for MBA seriously, thinking to apply for R1. (Need to apply in mid-Oct). My scores are stuck at 500-570.
On analysis, however, I have seen that my accuracy is Quants is bad (30% in 700 difficulty level questions and 90% in 600 and 500 level questions). I am scoring 40+ in gmatclub mocks.
Verbal - my score is varying from 19-26. Though I feel pretty confident in marking answers. My weakest area is SC. I am working on it but still fail in mocks.
I don't know how should I plan my studies for next 2 weeks. Should I stop and prepare for R2? I am targetting for scholarships and desperate for 700 score.
Any thoughts?
I am a bit disheartened.
2016- I appeared for GMAT in haste. Got 47 in Quants, 19 in Verbal, and scored 550. I knew I didn't perform well in verbal but never expected such a low score.
2020- I am planning for MBA seriously, thinking to apply for R1. (Need to apply in mid-Oct). My scores are stuck at 500-570.
On analysis, however, I have seen that my accuracy is Quants is bad (30% in 700 difficulty level questions and 90% in 600 and 500 level questions). I am scoring 40+ in gmatclub mocks.
Verbal - my score is varying from 19-26. Though I feel pretty confident in marking answers. My weakest area is SC. I am working on it but still fail in mocks.
I don't know how should I plan my studies for next 2 weeks. Should I stop and prepare for R2? I am targetting for scholarships and desperate for 700 score.
Any thoughts?
13 Sep 2020, 10:32
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Hey Avinashkr29 - SC is one of the easiest to improve amongst the other verbal components. In my personal experience e-gmat has been of great help. If you don't want to shell out the money i would recommend reading Manhattan SC guide cover to cover.
You can supplement it with Aristotle SC too
Kudos if it helps
You can supplement it with Aristotle SC too
Kudos if it helps
13 Sep 2020, 10:46
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Avinashkr29
I think it will be better if you push your exam date. We are talking about 150point jump in 2 weeks approx. Do not put yourself under unnecessary pressure of applying for R1. Give your self at least 4 weeks and do focused practice on weak areas. You will reach your target score I am sure. Keep hustling.
Good luck with prep.
