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27 Dec 2023, 01:18
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Hi everyone,
Not sure if this is the right place to post this - I'm new to GMATclub. (Let me know if this is the wrong forum, I will re-post it in the right place).
I wanted to seek advice on which materials I should use to improve my GMAT score to 700+ in one month - I am retaking the GMAT in late Jan (so four weeks left!!)
Some background info:
- Started preparing two weeks ago, after toying with the idea of taking the GMAT since 2021 and years of procrastination, mostly spurred on by the fact that the classic GMAT will be gone forever.
- Took the two official online practice tests from GMAC - End of week 1 - Mock 1 700 (49Q, 38V, 7IR), End of week 2 - Mock 2 680 (44Q, 38V, 8 IR)
- Ensured that the mocks were done in the most realistic way possible.
- The first mock was a diagnostic, took after i did half the PS questions from the OG general (started from the front, did not know that they were ordered according to difficulty
)
- Spent week 2 focusing on verbal only by practicing sentence corrections from the OG (from Mock 1 I had 7 SC questions wrong)
- Went to do the a first run of the real GMAT yesterday (set up a real hard deadline to motivate myself) - got the exactly the same as my Mock 2 - 680 (44Q, 38V, 8 IR) Idk AWA yet.
- During the real GMAT exam, I felt myself panicking and running out of time during the Quant section as I spent too much time trying to remember the ratio for the 30-60-90 triangle.
Upon reflection, I realize that just simply practicing questions from the OG is probably not going to help my score - My quant score is dropping(!!) and my verbal score remains at 38 throughout despite practicing.
Wanted to get some tips on how I could improve my verbal score and also help improve my quant score as well as ideas for how to get to a 700+ score.
Thanks everyone in advance and happy holidays!
Not sure if this is the right place to post this - I'm new to GMATclub. (Let me know if this is the wrong forum, I will re-post it in the right place).
I wanted to seek advice on which materials I should use to improve my GMAT score to 700+ in one month - I am retaking the GMAT in late Jan (so four weeks left!!)
Some background info:
- Started preparing two weeks ago, after toying with the idea of taking the GMAT since 2021 and years of procrastination, mostly spurred on by the fact that the classic GMAT will be gone forever.
- Took the two official online practice tests from GMAC - End of week 1 - Mock 1 700 (49Q, 38V, 7IR), End of week 2 - Mock 2 680 (44Q, 38V, 8 IR)
- Ensured that the mocks were done in the most realistic way possible.
- The first mock was a diagnostic, took after i did half the PS questions from the OG general (started from the front, did not know that they were ordered according to difficulty
)- Spent week 2 focusing on verbal only by practicing sentence corrections from the OG (from Mock 1 I had 7 SC questions wrong)
- Went to do the a first run of the real GMAT yesterday (set up a real hard deadline to motivate myself) - got the exactly the same as my Mock 2 - 680 (44Q, 38V, 8 IR) Idk AWA yet.
- During the real GMAT exam, I felt myself panicking and running out of time during the Quant section as I spent too much time trying to remember the ratio for the 30-60-90 triangle.
Upon reflection, I realize that just simply practicing questions from the OG is probably not going to help my score - My quant score is dropping(!!) and my verbal score remains at 38 throughout despite practicing.
Wanted to get some tips on how I could improve my verbal score and also help improve my quant score as well as ideas for how to get to a 700+ score.
Thanks everyone in advance and happy holidays!
27 Dec 2023, 02:27
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The ESR may be helpful to check out. If you share it here (after wiping any personal info), people may provide some specific suggestions as well. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, consider working on your solving approach. May boost your score a bit. Had a student who went from a V41 to a V45 in about 10 days, for example. Perhaps include working with a study buddy who is strong in areas you aren't (and vice versa). There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could have a look at/sign up to.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
JayGMATFOCUS
27 Dec 2023, 07:07
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Hi,
I am a user of TTP and can fully vouch for their Quant course, it helps you pick up speed on concepts if you can spare the time required (should be between 70-120 hours depending on your pace)
You can start with a free 1 week trial and can subscribe to their plan if you think their course will help you boost your quant score.
Using my referral link could add 2 extra weeks during purchase for both of us.
https://gmat.targettestprep.com/plans?r ... OTcxMjQ%3D
Cheers
I am a user of TTP and can fully vouch for their Quant course, it helps you pick up speed on concepts if you can spare the time required (should be between 70-120 hours depending on your pace)
You can start with a free 1 week trial and can subscribe to their plan if you think their course will help you boost your quant score.
Using my referral link could add 2 extra weeks during purchase for both of us.
https://gmat.targettestprep.com/plans?r ... OTcxMjQ%3D
Cheers
