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16 Oct 2021, 15:09
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Hello,
First, i want to thank to gmat club for this great opportunity to prepare for the gmat, I got 660 (diagnostical test: 450) on my last gmatprep mock (i bought extra 4, i have still left 3 more to go), Quant- 50, Verbal- 28 (equally distributed mistakes in sc, cr and rc).
Any advices what can i do to maximally improve that verbal 28 (to like 35) in this last 15+ days? Im planning do forth mock test in 2 days, 5th - week later, 6th 2-3 days earlier than exam.
One more question - i could not decide which strategy may be better - in verbal if im low on time guess the tests between like 18-23 or do as much as i can and guess all the last tests? Im considering first strategy because as i know the experimental questions are in the middle of the test (not in the beginning, nor in the end so there’s more chance to miss experimental questions) and about second strategy, yeah if i do well in first like 30-31 tests last 5 will be hard ones and its ok to guess these harde ones right? But still which one maybe be better?
Thanks for the answers in advance <3
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First, i want to thank to gmat club for this great opportunity to prepare for the gmat, I got 660 (diagnostical test: 450) on my last gmatprep mock (i bought extra 4, i have still left 3 more to go), Quant- 50, Verbal- 28 (equally distributed mistakes in sc, cr and rc).
Any advices what can i do to maximally improve that verbal 28 (to like 35) in this last 15+ days? Im planning do forth mock test in 2 days, 5th - week later, 6th 2-3 days earlier than exam.
One more question - i could not decide which strategy may be better - in verbal if im low on time guess the tests between like 18-23 or do as much as i can and guess all the last tests? Im considering first strategy because as i know the experimental questions are in the middle of the test (not in the beginning, nor in the end so there’s more chance to miss experimental questions) and about second strategy, yeah if i do well in first like 30-31 tests last 5 will be hard ones and its ok to guess these harde ones right? But still which one maybe be better?
Thanks for the answers in advance <3
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16 Oct 2021, 15:52
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Hi Akakibedoidze.
Your best approach to guessing is to guess on a few questions that you find particulary hard as you are going through the verbal section. You could spend some time on them and narrow down the choices and then guess among the last two or three. That way, you have the best chance of guessing on hard questions rather than on easy ones.
Then, if you are behind when time is running out, guess on any questions that are left at the end.
To increase your verbal score, keep practicing by carefully analyzing verbal questions choice by choice. Even though your test is coming soon, you should still do most of your verbal practice untimed to give yourself time to develop skill in seeing what's going on in the questions. Closer to test day, you could do some timed practice, but you won't learn much by doing all your practice timed. Also, speed will come naturally with skill.
For more on how to increase your verbal score, see this post. How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Your best approach to guessing is to guess on a few questions that you find particulary hard as you are going through the verbal section. You could spend some time on them and narrow down the choices and then guess among the last two or three. That way, you have the best chance of guessing on hard questions rather than on easy ones.
Then, if you are behind when time is running out, guess on any questions that are left at the end.
To increase your verbal score, keep practicing by carefully analyzing verbal questions choice by choice. Even though your test is coming soon, you should still do most of your verbal practice untimed to give yourself time to develop skill in seeing what's going on in the questions. Closer to test day, you could do some timed practice, but you won't learn much by doing all your practice timed. Also, speed will come naturally with skill.
For more on how to increase your verbal score, see this post. How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
17 Oct 2021, 01:43
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Hello,
Thanks for giving me advice, I will try my best!
