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06 Aug 2019, 13:46
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Hi,
I am about to give my second GMAT exam, tentatively in about a month (I haven't taken a date yet, but thats my timeline), before I take my test date, I want to be absolutely sure that I have done everything I could and this is the score I should be happy with.
A little background:
I have been studying for about 8 months now, gave my first GMAT a month back and scored 630, which disappointed me a little more than I expected.
I generated my ESR, and worked on my Weaker Areas, mainly Verbal. I scored a Q48.
I was hoping if anyone could help in choosing the right practice material. I am looking to give quizes for Verbal every other day. I was thinking to buy the GMATClub Tests where in I could practice, along with MGMAT CATS (give one each weekend) and GMATClub Quizes for the weekdays, mainly verbal.
How good is the GMATCLUB Verbal CATS? I just don't want them to do me more harm than good. I am open to suggestions, if anyone has an alternate.
I have already exhausted my GMAT Prep CATS in the previous attempt.
Thank you
P
I am about to give my second GMAT exam, tentatively in about a month (I haven't taken a date yet, but thats my timeline), before I take my test date, I want to be absolutely sure that I have done everything I could and this is the score I should be happy with.
A little background:
I have been studying for about 8 months now, gave my first GMAT a month back and scored 630, which disappointed me a little more than I expected.
I generated my ESR, and worked on my Weaker Areas, mainly Verbal. I scored a Q48.
I was hoping if anyone could help in choosing the right practice material. I am looking to give quizes for Verbal every other day. I was thinking to buy the GMATClub Tests where in I could practice, along with MGMAT CATS (give one each weekend) and GMATClub Quizes for the weekdays, mainly verbal.
How good is the GMATCLUB Verbal CATS? I just don't want them to do me more harm than good. I am open to suggestions, if anyone has an alternate.
I have already exhausted my GMAT Prep CATS in the previous attempt.
Thank you
P
08 Aug 2019, 07:34
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Hello pulkitsahani
A score of 630 is decent, but not sufficient enough to get into a top university. All top ranking universities will require a score of at least 700 or above.
We appreciate your score in Quant as 48. Now you need some quick and alternative approaches to solve math questions that will save you time.We will appreciate if you check our Q 51 shortcut module to learn the best method to deal with DS/PS problems.
Also, visit our website, https://www.mathrevolution.com. Check our free trial lessons and free videos.
The verbal section needs more attention in your case. To achieve the desired score of 700 or above various possible combinations are V37/Q50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
For Sentence Correction, you should check Aristotle Grail, as it caters to the best grammar basics. Also, try solving 700+ level questions to build up the confidence to deal with RC and CR.
Also, make sure you give as much as a mock test as it will help to track your performance. You may try one free diagnostic test on our website.
You can connect with our experts if you have doubts about math. Check this forum for reliable resources and updated questions that meet with GMAT trends.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected]
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
A score of 630 is decent, but not sufficient enough to get into a top university. All top ranking universities will require a score of at least 700 or above.
We appreciate your score in Quant as 48. Now you need some quick and alternative approaches to solve math questions that will save you time.We will appreciate if you check our Q 51 shortcut module to learn the best method to deal with DS/PS problems.
Also, visit our website, https://www.mathrevolution.com. Check our free trial lessons and free videos.
The verbal section needs more attention in your case. To achieve the desired score of 700 or above various possible combinations are V37/Q50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
For Sentence Correction, you should check Aristotle Grail, as it caters to the best grammar basics. Also, try solving 700+ level questions to build up the confidence to deal with RC and CR.
Also, make sure you give as much as a mock test as it will help to track your performance. You may try one free diagnostic test on our website.
You can connect with our experts if you have doubts about math. Check this forum for reliable resources and updated questions that meet with GMAT trends.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected]
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
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