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15 Jul 2020, 11:55
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Hello All,
I am a re-taker . In my prev attempt i scored V20 . After almost 7 months of preparation, now I am planning to retake the exam in 3 weeks. I have tried several mocks from Veritas , Jamboree , Manhattan and Gmatclub .However in most of the mocks I am not able to score greater than v35 consistently . I got >v35 once in Manhattan and twice in Jamboree test .
The problem is that I am not able to attempt all 36 ques on merit in the allocated time. RC is my weakest area and it is consuming most of the time with less accuracy . When i am trying the same problem after the test , mostly I am getting them correct .
I am disappointed and seek a bit of help.
I am a re-taker . In my prev attempt i scored V20 . After almost 7 months of preparation, now I am planning to retake the exam in 3 weeks. I have tried several mocks from Veritas , Jamboree , Manhattan and Gmatclub .However in most of the mocks I am not able to score greater than v35 consistently . I got >v35 once in Manhattan and twice in Jamboree test .
The problem is that I am not able to attempt all 36 ques on merit in the allocated time. RC is my weakest area and it is consuming most of the time with less accuracy . When i am trying the same problem after the test , mostly I am getting them correct .
I am disappointed and seek a bit of help.
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18 Jul 2020, 02:13
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Been there my friend. If you think your score has hit a plateau then it most likely means you need to brush up your concepts and create strategies for attacking question types.
For RC - I think you should watch GMAT Ninja YouTube videos on GMATClub. They are super useful. Ideally you should be able to hit 3-4 minutes for a passage if you don't try to focus on memorizing details. Also is there a difference in performance between short and long passages?
For SC - Analyze your mistakes topic wise and use MGMAT for strategy. They clearly tell you what to look out for. In SC, it is more about the non-underlined portion than the underlines. How is your accuracy on 700 level questions?
For CR - I found PowerScore CR Bible to be helpful. The main tip is focus ONLY on answer choices that attack the conclusions. Don't get strayed by Out of scope answer choices. Highly recommend going through the OG questions and explanations on this forum for getting a firm grasp
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18 Jul 2020, 02:42
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Hi, I was facing the same problem. You can check egmat webinars on youtube it will surely improve your score and best way to attempt a rc is by eliminating extremes values and then make look for the difference in the remanning options. Few guesses will not hamper your score that much then not attempting the full verbal paper. Please attempt all the questions.
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