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Hey fellow GMAT friends!
I recently took the GMAT Focus Edition and scored 585 (Quant:78, Verbal:81, Data Insight: 78).
Before that, I took 4 mock exams all around this score or a bit lower.
I am quite comfortable with the verbal, but I can definitely improve on CR. For the Quant and DI parts, it's a bit tricky. I feel like I know how to solve the questions, but I am just too slow or too cumbersome in the approach. I think I need to review some of the concepts and drill into them.
My goal is to reach at least 670 or beyond, but I have a time constraint of 1 month, given most of the master application deadlines are soon.
Since it is my priority now, I want to dedicate quite some time next month to studying. I am thinking about subscribing to TTP for a month since I heard a lot of good things about it. Do you guys recommend it even if it's just for a month? I would also be very grateful for any other tips, study plans, or strategies for my case here.
Thank you so much for all your help in advance!
I recently took the GMAT Focus Edition and scored 585 (Quant:78, Verbal:81, Data Insight: 78).
Before that, I took 4 mock exams all around this score or a bit lower.
I am quite comfortable with the verbal, but I can definitely improve on CR. For the Quant and DI parts, it's a bit tricky. I feel like I know how to solve the questions, but I am just too slow or too cumbersome in the approach. I think I need to review some of the concepts and drill into them.
My goal is to reach at least 670 or beyond, but I have a time constraint of 1 month, given most of the master application deadlines are soon.
Since it is my priority now, I want to dedicate quite some time next month to studying. I am thinking about subscribing to TTP for a month since I heard a lot of good things about it. Do you guys recommend it even if it's just for a month? I would also be very grateful for any other tips, study plans, or strategies for my case here.
Thank you so much for all your help in advance!
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Hi. I think there is value in having a course with a structured plan of studying and materials that are served to you in a pipeline. Just time savings alone would be worth, esp if you are just doing it for 1 month and get the 1-month package... however, you need to be realistic and figure out what you would be improving.
For example, you can try to improve everything - that's a bit like solving world hunger... not easy and perhaps not possible in 1 month.
I would suggest picking 2 weeks for 1 area and 2 weeks for a second area. Pick the 2 areas you can improve the most and fastest such as PS and CR or PS and DS (e.g. you like them or you feel better about them). Usually RC is hardest to improve. DI can also be challenging. And perhaps you can make the improvement faster and have a bit more time to practice timing and other aspects. If you are one of those people who spends 50% of time on the 25% of questions and then rushes, then your average scores could be the result of self-inflected damage.
P.S. I don't know enough how TTP course works but perhaps you can just focus on the 2 areas you are looking to improve the most.
For example, you can try to improve everything - that's a bit like solving world hunger... not easy and perhaps not possible in 1 month.
I would suggest picking 2 weeks for 1 area and 2 weeks for a second area. Pick the 2 areas you can improve the most and fastest such as PS and CR or PS and DS (e.g. you like them or you feel better about them). Usually RC is hardest to improve. DI can also be challenging. And perhaps you can make the improvement faster and have a bit more time to practice timing and other aspects. If you are one of those people who spends 50% of time on the 25% of questions and then rushes, then your average scores could be the result of self-inflected damage.
P.S. I don't know enough how TTP course works but perhaps you can just focus on the 2 areas you are looking to improve the most.
10 Mar 2024, 16:08
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Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for Critical Reasoning. If time management is an issue, using question/time markers may help as well. Fair to say including official questions/official mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice. You can get e-versions of different guides, too.
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