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29 Mar 2020, 10:33
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I recently took my first official GMAT practice exam and scored a 680 (44Q/41V). I'm hoping to conduct diligent study for the next 2-3 months and aim for a goal score of 750. I am using TTP for quant improvement and I enjoy the focused methodical study program. Are there any recommendations for comprehensive verbal courses that I can use? Most of the threads I've found on GMAT club are oriented around improvement to the 30-40 mark. For reference, I am a native speaker and I did not study for my first practice test. I have no time limitations with regard to preparing for the exam.
Thank you much!
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A V41 is roughly around 93 percentile on the GMAT. I strongly believe that no online course would or could teach you anything "new" to increase your score from a V41 level. On the other hand, a Q44 is merely a 50 percentile on the GMAT. Therefore, you may want to focus a lot on Quant. Target Test Prep is great and I trust the course will help you significantly increase your Quant score. At this point, I think only one person can help you. So, take a moment to review all content pieces by GMATNinja. The sheer number of kudos and bookmarks will help you understand how incredible he is.
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A V41 is roughly around 93 percentile on the GMAT. I strongly believe that no online course would or could teach you anything "new" to increase your score from a V41 level. On the other hand, a Q44 is merely a 50 percentile on the GMAT. Therefore, you may want to focus a lot on Quant. Target Test Prep is great and I trust the course will help you significantly increase your Quant score. At this point, I think only one person can help you. So, take a moment to review all content pieces by GMATNinja. The sheer number of kudos and bookmarks will help you understand how incredible he is.
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I recently took my first official GMAT practice exam and scored a 680 (44Q/41V). I'm hoping to conduct diligent study for the next 2-3 months and aim for a goal score of 750. I am using TTP for quant improvement and I enjoy the focused methodical study program. Are there any recommendations for comprehensive verbal courses that I can use? Most of the threads I've found on GMAT club are oriented around improvement to the 30-40 mark. For reference, I am a native speaker and I did not study for my first practice test. I have no time limitations with regard to preparing for the exam.
Thank you much!
HelloThank you much!
It seems that your quant basic is not good enough. You can't exceed your goal until you strengthen your weak part (quant). You can use Bunuel's ULTIMATE GMAT QUANTITATIVE MEGATHREAD to brush your quant.
You can watch gmatquantum's materials to solve official guide's question.
For verbal:
Your verbal is fine enough as you're native speaker. But, you can be destroyed in the exam hall if your basic is not fine in verbal. You can use INTERACT® FOR GMAT® for verbal. It'll worth your your money and time for sure.
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