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11 Aug 2019, 12:07
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Hi,
I am in a fix and need some urgent help.
I have been preparing for the GMAT for the past 5-6 months now . However, my latest mock has only touched a 620(Q 48,V 27), which is well below my target score . The problem is although i am not totally prepared for the test, i want to give it a go this month end beacause i will not be free for the upcoming 2-3 months due to work and other personal reasons. I am not in favour of breaking the on going rythm . But i dont seem to see any improvement in my score despite my continous effort.
I am not really sure what to do as of now .
Also i know i have a lot to improve ,espically verbal, to achieve the target score. Looking forward for a suggestion.
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I am in a fix and need some urgent help.
I have been preparing for the GMAT for the past 5-6 months now . However, my latest mock has only touched a 620(Q 48,V 27), which is well below my target score . The problem is although i am not totally prepared for the test, i want to give it a go this month end beacause i will not be free for the upcoming 2-3 months due to work and other personal reasons. I am not in favour of breaking the on going rythm . But i dont seem to see any improvement in my score despite my continous effort.
I am not really sure what to do as of now .
Also i know i have a lot to improve ,espically verbal, to achieve the target score. Looking forward for a suggestion.
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11 Aug 2019, 13:18
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It depends a lot on your target score as if you're no where near the target score, there's no use in wasting time and money on giving gmat early
Also if you're asking it is possible to go from 620 to 700 in a small window of one month, I do not know anyone who can get you there this fast
To keep you motivated, I'd love to tell you that if you do 4 RCs 10 CR and 15 RC daily, and understand from each of them during the time you're busy, you won't lose your touch to GMAT
You might want to check this https://gmatclub.com/forum/beginner-to- ... l#p2313182 post out. It has worked for many
11 Aug 2019, 18:28
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Thanks a lot for the quick reply. And yes , i am infact no where near the target score .
I am planning to keep practicing verbal for the time being .
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I am planning to keep practicing verbal for the time being .
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