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03 Aug 2020, 06:26
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I am planning to give my GMAT in 1 month, aiming 730+. My most recent GMAT test score is 630 (V36, Q41). I am aiming to score above V42
I wanted to check with e-gmat users/verbal experts on this forum if I should enrol for the e-gmat verbal course. Is it worth the $250 investment? While I have a tutor for quant. I have been studying verbal on my own. I actually enjoy verbal and really want to score V44. Considering that I want to give my gmat at the end of this month does it make sense to enrol with e-gmat for verbal?
My fear is that I have been solving verbal in a certain way, one month before my exam does it make sense to try a whole new different approach that e-gmat might recommend for solving every question. Will I just end of confusing myself?
It’ll be great if anywhere here can share their thoughts/experience with e-gmat.
PS: This is my first post on Gmat club, please excuse any mistakes in posting
I wanted to check with e-gmat users/verbal experts on this forum if I should enrol for the e-gmat verbal course. Is it worth the $250 investment? While I have a tutor for quant. I have been studying verbal on my own. I actually enjoy verbal and really want to score V44. Considering that I want to give my gmat at the end of this month does it make sense to enrol with e-gmat for verbal?
My fear is that I have been solving verbal in a certain way, one month before my exam does it make sense to try a whole new different approach that e-gmat might recommend for solving every question. Will I just end of confusing myself?
It’ll be great if anywhere here can share their thoughts/experience with e-gmat.
PS: This is my first post on Gmat club, please excuse any mistakes in posting
03 Aug 2020, 09:06
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Naomilobo16 - thank you for your post. The answer would depend on
1. Where you need help.
2. The amount of time you can spare.
Your concern is valid that you have been solving problems a certain way while we are very specific about our methods. Having said that, the reason why you may be stuck at V36 is because of the very same methods.
Way forward
Write to support@e-gmat.com with the details of various mocks. Ideally, we would need your ability scores to estimate the time required and to define metrics that you can track. Take a look at this article below:
https://e-gmat.com/blogs/sigma-x-mocks- ... in-1-week/
Below are a few folks who have achieved the same.
Shaarang:
Astitva:
-Rajat
-Rajat
1. Where you need help.
2. The amount of time you can spare.
Your concern is valid that you have been solving problems a certain way while we are very specific about our methods. Having said that, the reason why you may be stuck at V36 is because of the very same methods.
Way forward
Write to support@e-gmat.com with the details of various mocks. Ideally, we would need your ability scores to estimate the time required and to define metrics that you can track. Take a look at this article below:
https://e-gmat.com/blogs/sigma-x-mocks- ... in-1-week/
Below are a few folks who have achieved the same.
Shaarang:
Astitva:
-Rajat
-Rajat
