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07 Jan 2016, 13:16
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Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for your help! I'm looking to take the GMAT in May 2016 and would really appreciate any study plan/resource suggestions.
I wanted to take one GMAT practice exam before I started studying to identify where I can improve the most. I scored 610-650 with results below:
Quant: 50-53 weakness in data sufficiency
Verbal: 25-27 weakness in sentence correction, logic, then reading comprehension
This was not the full-length test however. I took the micro test (I sadly can't post urls bc I'm new to the site, but it is the free test on gmat. babson. edu site). I found myself really struggling to sit through it all. And especially in verbal, I ended up missing 5-6 Qs in a row towards the end. Math was much easier to sit through... I guess I've always been a math nerd. I'm also not sure if this particular practice test is on par in terms of difficulty with the real GMAT.
I would like to break 700 and it would be amazing if I can hit 750+. Would love to hear any tips/suggestions. Thank you!
Thanks in advance for your help! I'm looking to take the GMAT in May 2016 and would really appreciate any study plan/resource suggestions.
I wanted to take one GMAT practice exam before I started studying to identify where I can improve the most. I scored 610-650 with results below:
Quant: 50-53 weakness in data sufficiency
Verbal: 25-27 weakness in sentence correction, logic, then reading comprehension
This was not the full-length test however. I took the micro test (I sadly can't post urls bc I'm new to the site, but it is the free test on gmat. babson. edu site). I found myself really struggling to sit through it all. And especially in verbal, I ended up missing 5-6 Qs in a row towards the end. Math was much easier to sit through... I guess I've always been a math nerd. I'm also not sure if this particular practice test is on par in terms of difficulty with the real GMAT.
I would like to break 700 and it would be amazing if I can hit 750+. Would love to hear any tips/suggestions. Thank you!
07 Jan 2016, 13:31
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Hi gmatinmay16,
With a planned May Test Date, you've given yourself plenty of time to study, which is good. While this practice score isn't completely accurate, it does point out that the missing points that you're looking for are going to be found almost exclusively in the Verbal section. If your Quant skills are consistently this strong, then you might not need all of the study time that you've allotted (meaning that a couple of months of concentrated Verbal study might be all that you really need to hit your score goals).
1) Have you purchased any study materials yet?
2) How many hours do you plan to study during a typical week?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
With a planned May Test Date, you've given yourself plenty of time to study, which is good. While this practice score isn't completely accurate, it does point out that the missing points that you're looking for are going to be found almost exclusively in the Verbal section. If your Quant skills are consistently this strong, then you might not need all of the study time that you've allotted (meaning that a couple of months of concentrated Verbal study might be all that you really need to hit your score goals).
1) Have you purchased any study materials yet?
2) How many hours do you plan to study during a typical week?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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