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25 Nov 2020, 04:17
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Hi!
Is it possible to raise the score from 620 points to 700 or more within 3 weeks?
My last test score is Q47 V28. The quantitative part is going quite well for me. However, the verbal do not.
Before mock test I was doing some mixed test sets on Wiley.
I have decided that I will spend the next 10 days practicing each section of the verbal separately, then I will practice the verbal as a whole. Then I will spend a few days on quant. And a few days before the exam, I will do the mock tests.
Does this plan make sense from the perspective of your experience?
I have to point out that I am working and studying, and during the week I can spend about 3 hours a day on studying for Gmat, on weekends of course more.
Thank you for all your help!
Is it possible to raise the score from 620 points to 700 or more within 3 weeks?
My last test score is Q47 V28. The quantitative part is going quite well for me. However, the verbal do not.
Before mock test I was doing some mixed test sets on Wiley.
I have decided that I will spend the next 10 days practicing each section of the verbal separately, then I will practice the verbal as a whole. Then I will spend a few days on quant. And a few days before the exam, I will do the mock tests.
Does this plan make sense from the perspective of your experience?
I have to point out that I am working and studying, and during the week I can spend about 3 hours a day on studying for Gmat, on weekends of course more.
Thank you for all your help!
hopefulmba2021
GMAT 1: 710 Q48 V37
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25 Nov 2020, 05:00
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Even if you focus on Verbal concepts, try to practice a few Quants also throughout the next 10 days. If nothing else, keep revising your Quant notes at least. This will not take up much of your time but will keep your Quants fresh.
it is absolutely achievable to reach 700 from 620 within 3 weeks. All the best!
it is absolutely achievable to reach 700 from 620 within 3 weeks. All the best!
25 Nov 2020, 10:02
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Aleksandra99 - Welcome to GMAT Club!
According to the GMAT scoring grid, you need to score at least 39 on the verbal section to achieve a 700 on the GMAT, provided you maintain a Q47. Therefore, your question boils down to whether you can improve your verbal score from V28 to V39. Doable? yes. Is it going to be easy? not quite. Also, one test cannot establish your scoring ability. More importantly, did you take an official test?
According to the GMAT scoring grid, you need to score at least 39 on the verbal section to achieve a 700 on the GMAT, provided you maintain a Q47. Therefore, your question boils down to whether you can improve your verbal score from V28 to V39. Doable? yes. Is it going to be easy? not quite. Also, one test cannot establish your scoring ability. More importantly, did you take an official test?
