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12 Aug 2020, 00:30
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Hi,
I got a score of Q48 in the GMAC Mock - 1 and started practicing questions from GMAT CLUB's question bank and noted the following points:-
a) I am taking a lot of time to solve the medium and hard level questions especially in the categories such as absolute values, p&C, probability, max-min, Speed, statistics.
Also, please note that I have 5 hours on weekdays and 6 hrs on weekend to study quant and I am aiming to give GMAT in October End.
Is there a structured approach that I can follow?
Are there any sources and question banks that I can use to strengthen the quants section?
How should I leverage the questions in GMAT CLUB to attain this target?
Any guidance is appreciated.
I got a score of Q48 in the GMAC Mock - 1 and started practicing questions from GMAT CLUB's question bank and noted the following points:-
a) I am taking a lot of time to solve the medium and hard level questions especially in the categories such as absolute values, p&C, probability, max-min, Speed, statistics.
Also, please note that I have 5 hours on weekdays and 6 hrs on weekend to study quant and I am aiming to give GMAT in October End.
Is there a structured approach that I can follow?
Are there any sources and question banks that I can use to strengthen the quants section?
How should I leverage the questions in GMAT CLUB to attain this target?
Any guidance is appreciated.
12 Aug 2020, 03:49
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Hello Aashi,
A score of Q48 is excellent! It is a great start, and considering your target score of 730+ seems realistic. Remember various possible combinations to achieve a score of 730 or above: V37/Q 50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
As a GMAT instructor, I would suggest you follow the below-mentioned plan for each section. You may also connect with other experts or me at any moment to discuss the topics /concepts or lessons.
For Verbal– Revise your grammar basics by GMAT grammar book or Aristotle grail for sentence correction. For RC and CR, try solving the 700+ level question.
For Math- We recommend you learn quick and alternative approaches to solve questions to save you the time. Q 51 shortcut will help you do so. You may check our free lesson plan, take a diagnostic test, and can strengthen your concept related to any topic.
Get access to our free trial lessons and free videos by visiting https://www.mathrevolution.com.
Also, solve 730+ level questions for Math and try to be consistent, scoring Q49 at least to give an upper edge on verbal.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected].
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
Punit Joshi
A score of Q48 is excellent! It is a great start, and considering your target score of 730+ seems realistic. Remember various possible combinations to achieve a score of 730 or above: V37/Q 50, V39/Q49, V43/Q45.
As a GMAT instructor, I would suggest you follow the below-mentioned plan for each section. You may also connect with other experts or me at any moment to discuss the topics /concepts or lessons.
For Verbal– Revise your grammar basics by GMAT grammar book or Aristotle grail for sentence correction. For RC and CR, try solving the 700+ level question.
For Math- We recommend you learn quick and alternative approaches to solve questions to save you the time. Q 51 shortcut will help you do so. You may check our free lesson plan, take a diagnostic test, and can strengthen your concept related to any topic.
Get access to our free trial lessons and free videos by visiting https://www.mathrevolution.com.
Also, solve 730+ level questions for Math and try to be consistent, scoring Q49 at least to give an upper edge on verbal.
Let us know if you have further questions.
You can reach us at [email protected].
Success is within your reach.
Good luck!
Punit Joshi
14 Aug 2020, 01:15
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