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24 Nov 2020, 11:15
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Hi,
I am preparing for Gmat from past 6 months. But from last 2 months and 4 mocks I am stuck at the score of 600. My quant score lies between 47-49 and my verbal score lies between 23-27 and it isn't improving at all even after trying different strategies. I have studied from Egmat verbal course and pretty confident about my fundamentals but still my verbal score isn't increasing. It feels like a dead end and I don't understand what next should I try.
If someone can help me with some suggestions or some strategy that might help then please come forward to let me know. I feel stuck and it is discouraging me a lot now.
Thanks,
Apoorva
I am preparing for Gmat from past 6 months. But from last 2 months and 4 mocks I am stuck at the score of 600. My quant score lies between 47-49 and my verbal score lies between 23-27 and it isn't improving at all even after trying different strategies. I have studied from Egmat verbal course and pretty confident about my fundamentals but still my verbal score isn't increasing. It feels like a dead end and I don't understand what next should I try.
If someone can help me with some suggestions or some strategy that might help then please come forward to let me know. I feel stuck and it is discouraging me a lot now.
Thanks,
Apoorva
24 Nov 2020, 11:27
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Hi Apoorva,
I too struggled a lot with Verbal before E-Gmat Scoring between 27-31 and improved to V37. It took me long so don't feel discouraged you can do it too.
My suggestion would do questions untimed in practice mode on E-GMAT. Take as long as you want for each question and justify why the other options were wrong then look at each one of E-GMATs solutions so you understand where your approach was different. This really helped me.
For SC - Focus on meaning and sentence structure figure out what message the sentence is trying to deliver
For CR - Make sure you keep the key elements (assumptions/conclusions) in mind when you read the prompt
For RC - Read slowly make sure you grasp the passage, questions are usually straight forward then.
I too struggled a lot with Verbal before E-Gmat Scoring between 27-31 and improved to V37. It took me long so don't feel discouraged you can do it too.
My suggestion would do questions untimed in practice mode on E-GMAT. Take as long as you want for each question and justify why the other options were wrong then look at each one of E-GMATs solutions so you understand where your approach was different. This really helped me.
For SC - Focus on meaning and sentence structure figure out what message the sentence is trying to deliver
For CR - Make sure you keep the key elements (assumptions/conclusions) in mind when you read the prompt
For RC - Read slowly make sure you grasp the passage, questions are usually straight forward then.
Updated on: 02 Dec 2020, 00:10
Originally posted by vamshikaithi on 24 Nov 2020, 22:25.
Last edited by vamshikaithi on 02 Dec 2020, 00:10, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by vamshikaithi on 02 Dec 2020, 00:10, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi Apoorva,
I can totally connect with you. My first Verbal score was 27 and then I was confident about my conceptual knowledge. But little I did know about the strategies used to solve verbal questions. I started approaching questions in a different way and I started seeing the results. In fact, I have made a couple of debriefs of my journey. You can go through them to know a few tips and how differently I approached my prep.
Debrief of my journey from 570 to 720
Scoring a perfect CR 51 ( 97 percentile ) from being an amateur in CR
I suggest you to focus on the process, choose the right resource, learn the right strategies and then practice questions. All the best
