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03 Feb 2021, 08:36
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Hello Everyone, my target score is 620. I want to know that how many questions do I need to get correct to get between 600 - 620.My concepts are clear, I'm currently practicing from 700-800 quants questions from gmatclub, og, ttp, manhattan question bank and gmatclub tests.
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04 Feb 2021, 04:57
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Hi Saransh,
I'm afraid there's no right answer to your question. GMAT uses a very complex algorithm and our score depends on how you perform in the individual quarters. You might find the below recording helpful.
And I don't think you should spend more time on practicing questions, that too, questions of such high level when your target score is 620. Instead, make sure you are clear with the concepts of all the topics, understand the basic methodology to solve the question types and then practice questions. Take a few timed quizzes to get used to the timed constraint. Analyze the solutions in detail to nullify the gaps between your approach and the right one.
This process should ideally help. Focus more on the process than on practicing questions. All the best
04 Feb 2021, 05:16
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A target of 620 obviously does not mean that you will be offended if you get a higher score
.So rather than targeting 620, why don't you target getting maximum questions correct (especially since you're already solving 700+ questions). The score is just a function of the number of questions you get correct, not the other way round.
