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03 Jun 2011, 23:50
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Hi,
I attempted the GMAT Prep paper on Monday (this week itself) and scored 680. I started with Manhattan exams and my score fell to 620 (on Wednesday). I have given 4 tests of Manhattan and my highest score was 660.
I gave another one right now and my score increased marginally to 640 (which is pathetic).
In GMAT Prep, I got 41 Verbal. But in Manhattan, the score doesn't go beyond 34/35. I got 5 days with me and I have no idea how to go about things now.
Should I practice CR and RC OG 12 entirely once more (ques 60 onwards)? or should I focus more on tests?
Another thing is that the number of incorrect questions in verbal section (Manhattan) are pretty much constant across CR and RC in every test (I have given one test everyday for the past one week).
Need some serious help!!!!!
Anyone with any great solution, please let me know. The scores are doing no good to my confidence level, and I have become negative in my approach (since my 'scores' have been utterly disappointing).
Thanks a lot!
I attempted the GMAT Prep paper on Monday (this week itself) and scored 680. I started with Manhattan exams and my score fell to 620 (on Wednesday). I have given 4 tests of Manhattan and my highest score was 660.
I gave another one right now and my score increased marginally to 640 (which is pathetic).
In GMAT Prep, I got 41 Verbal. But in Manhattan, the score doesn't go beyond 34/35. I got 5 days with me and I have no idea how to go about things now.
Should I practice CR and RC OG 12 entirely once more (ques 60 onwards)? or should I focus more on tests?
Another thing is that the number of incorrect questions in verbal section (Manhattan) are pretty much constant across CR and RC in every test (I have given one test everyday for the past one week).
Need some serious help!!!!!
Anyone with any great solution, please let me know. The scores are doing no good to my confidence level, and I have become negative in my approach (since my 'scores' have been utterly disappointing).
Thanks a lot!
Gonnaflynow
04 Jun 2011, 00:48
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Hey rachitaverma,
I was on the same boat as you a month ago. I found the verbal part of manhattan a little weird and not representative of the actual exam.
I would advice you to go by your GMAT prep score, it will actually represent your score to a great extent(-+20).
And probably 2-3 tests should be fine, spend more time on the analysis and covering the weak areas.
Though i did not touch the magical 700 mark, but these were my learning's.
Hope these help you at-least!
I was on the same boat as you a month ago. I found the verbal part of manhattan a little weird and not representative of the actual exam.
I would advice you to go by your GMAT prep score, it will actually represent your score to a great extent(-+20).
And probably 2-3 tests should be fine, spend more time on the analysis and covering the weak areas.
Though i did not touch the magical 700 mark, but these were my learning's.
Hope these help you at-least!
04 Jun 2011, 02:38
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i have already given few tests, I don't know how many more tests I should give because my score is worsening over time.
Just when I think it is getting better, the reality is just the opposite of that.
I hope OG 12 helps, though there are only 5 days left - something is better than nothing.
Just when I think it is getting better, the reality is just the opposite of that.
I hope OG 12 helps, though there are only 5 days left - something is better than nothing.
