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14 Aug 2023, 13:13
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Hello, everyone
Some background: I'm looking to apply to R1 and recently took the GMAT. Got a 660 (Q48 V33), which is slightly lower than my official mock scores of around 680-710, which is also my target range at the least.
I'd post my ESR in the analysis thread but I don't have the necessary permissions.
I've decided to retake the exam and put more emphasis on verbal this time. CR to be specific (50% accuracy). But I'm getting cold feet even trying to get started after taking the exam.
My timeline is around 1 month. Can someone help me develop an effective verbal study plan with special focus on CR and RC? Luckily, I have a good grasp of SC (or so I like to think). Also, how do shake off the fatigue? It seems impossible to sit down again for prep.
Resources I've used so far - TTP and OG 2022 for all topics, Verbal Review 2022 only for RC
I'll try to respond to any questions ASAP.
Thank you so much.
Some background: I'm looking to apply to R1 and recently took the GMAT. Got a 660 (Q48 V33), which is slightly lower than my official mock scores of around 680-710, which is also my target range at the least.
I'd post my ESR in the analysis thread but I don't have the necessary permissions.
I've decided to retake the exam and put more emphasis on verbal this time. CR to be specific (50% accuracy). But I'm getting cold feet even trying to get started after taking the exam.
My timeline is around 1 month. Can someone help me develop an effective verbal study plan with special focus on CR and RC? Luckily, I have a good grasp of SC (or so I like to think). Also, how do shake off the fatigue? It seems impossible to sit down again for prep.
Resources I've used so far - TTP and OG 2022 for all topics, Verbal Review 2022 only for RC
I'll try to respond to any questions ASAP.
Thank you so much.
14 Aug 2023, 13:30
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Have suggested Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for SC and CR. For RC, becoming familiar with how INFERENCE questions work could be helpful as well.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-online- ... 68599.html
Person above went from a Q50 V31 to a Q50 V40 in about 30 days. May be some quick tips you can take.
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Quote:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-online- ... 68599.html
Person above went from a Q50 V31 to a Q50 V40 in about 30 days. May be some quick tips you can take.
-contact: www.gmatknight.com | gmatclub dm
17 Aug 2023, 11:54
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Hi prag0,
Are you 100 percent done with TTP CR and RC?
Are you 100 percent done with TTP CR and RC?
