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06 Jan 2020, 16:52
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Re-taking the GMAT (for the 3th time... )
Hey guys,
I need some help because I need to prepare to re take the GMAT for the 3th time.
In the first GMAT I got 550 (Q44, V21). I prepare with Magoosh and some of the books of Manhattan.
Then after 1 month I took it again and scored 600 (Q45, V27). -> I could not post the ESR of this exam, but the scores for my scores are:
- CR: 78th
- RC: 29th
- SC: 50th
This time I prepared with the same but added e-gmat.
Im planning to take it again on March 3 to achieve at least 650.
The resources that I am planning to use are:
1. e-gmat: for SC
2. Powerscore for CR
3. Aristotle for RC
4. Kaplan Math Book and Manhattan for Quant
(not using Magoosh because my account expired)
Are those the right resources to use? What do you recommend?
Also, do you know any study plan to follow in this time?
Thank you very much for the help.
Best regards,
Christian
06 Jan 2020, 19:32
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Hi chrishaupt97
I guess that the mentioned resources for verbal section would be of a good help.
But don't expect much. I mean that the expected improvement would be extra few marks (up to V31 for example)
So you have to also work on your quant section. It is generally more easier to improve in quant than in verbal.
GMATclub question bank and explanations would be useful for the quant section. But if you need a faster approach, you may need to seek a course.
I guess that the mentioned resources for verbal section would be of a good help.
But don't expect much. I mean that the expected improvement would be extra few marks (up to V31 for example)
So you have to also work on your quant section. It is generally more easier to improve in quant than in verbal.
GMATclub question bank and explanations would be useful for the quant section. But if you need a faster approach, you may need to seek a course.
06 Jan 2020, 19:54
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