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05 Jul 2020, 17:25
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Hello,
Today I took my first full GMAT Prep mock in testing conditions after about 1.5 months of studying quant and got a 700 (Q49 V35). I have also consistently scored in the 47-49 range on GMAT Club quant CATs leading up to this.
I have not studied any verbal yet, and was hoping for some insights on a good starting point. On my official mock I got a total of 14 verbal questions incorrect, 10 of which were SC (1 CR wrong, 3 RC). I am a native English speaker, and got perfect scores on both English and reading sections on the ACT. I know they are incomparable tests, but my assumption is that I just need to brush up on grammar rules a bit.
I am scheduled to take the real test on August 14, so I have a little over a month left to study. I was wondering based on my background what the best course of action between now and test day would be.
Thank you so much!
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Today I took my first full GMAT Prep mock in testing conditions after about 1.5 months of studying quant and got a 700 (Q49 V35). I have also consistently scored in the 47-49 range on GMAT Club quant CATs leading up to this.
I have not studied any verbal yet, and was hoping for some insights on a good starting point. On my official mock I got a total of 14 verbal questions incorrect, 10 of which were SC (1 CR wrong, 3 RC). I am a native English speaker, and got perfect scores on both English and reading sections on the ACT. I know they are incomparable tests, but my assumption is that I just need to brush up on grammar rules a bit.
I am scheduled to take the real test on August 14, so I have a little over a month left to study. I was wondering based on my background what the best course of action between now and test day would be.
Thank you so much!
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05 Jul 2020, 17:54
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I forgot to add an important detail, my current study plan:
-read MGMAT All the Verbal
-practice with GMAT Club and OG 2021 problems until August while maintaining quant
-spend the two weeks leading up to my test date taking the rest of my full length CATs on MGMAT (5 left), GMAT Club, and GMAT Prep (5 left).
Any pointers in terms of focus, scheduling, reading materials, etc?
Thanks again
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-read MGMAT All the Verbal
-practice with GMAT Club and OG 2021 problems until August while maintaining quant
-spend the two weeks leading up to my test date taking the rest of my full length CATs on MGMAT (5 left), GMAT Club, and GMAT Prep (5 left).
Any pointers in terms of focus, scheduling, reading materials, etc?
Thanks again
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27 Jul 2020, 18:02
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I figured I would give an update if there is anyone out there who had a similar experience to me, and may be able to provide some guidance:
After starting Verbal (studied for the last 1-2 weeks) I took my second GMAT Prep mock two days ago, and scored a 740 (Q49, V42).
During my test, I stupidly panicked and got stuck on a few problems in both sections (and wouldn't them go): leading me to guess on the last 3-5 questions in both sections. However, I am very pleased with my improvement from V35 to V42 after such a short time. So far for Verbal I have only studied SC, since, as I mentioned before, it appears to be my biggest weakness. For CR, I am wondering if it is even worth studying as I have only had 1 incorrect CR on both GMAT Prep mocks.
My main concern is finding the best way to balance my verbal / quant studying, without much time left until my exam. I still need to sharpen my Quant skills and work on a few lacking areas, but given my rapid progress with Verbal I am stressed out about finding the best way to allocate my time right now. My online test is scheduled for August 15, and my target score is 760. Any suggestions for a study plan? I am currently working full time, and taking online summer classes to get ahead for my senior year. I have been waking up really early to study for the past few months, and generally get in about 2-3 hours/day on weekdays, and 3-5 hours/day on weekends.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
After starting Verbal (studied for the last 1-2 weeks) I took my second GMAT Prep mock two days ago, and scored a 740 (Q49, V42).
During my test, I stupidly panicked and got stuck on a few problems in both sections (and wouldn't them go): leading me to guess on the last 3-5 questions in both sections. However, I am very pleased with my improvement from V35 to V42 after such a short time. So far for Verbal I have only studied SC, since, as I mentioned before, it appears to be my biggest weakness. For CR, I am wondering if it is even worth studying as I have only had 1 incorrect CR on both GMAT Prep mocks.
My main concern is finding the best way to balance my verbal / quant studying, without much time left until my exam. I still need to sharpen my Quant skills and work on a few lacking areas, but given my rapid progress with Verbal I am stressed out about finding the best way to allocate my time right now. My online test is scheduled for August 15, and my target score is 760. Any suggestions for a study plan? I am currently working full time, and taking online summer classes to get ahead for my senior year. I have been waking up really early to study for the past few months, and generally get in about 2-3 hours/day on weekdays, and 3-5 hours/day on weekends.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
