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07 Sep 2022, 05:13
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Hi,
I have taken Official mocks 3 times and my scores are:
1st Mock- Q38 V25
2nd Mock- Q44 V21
3rd Mock- Q45 V19(Taken Verbal first here)
Target Score 690+.. Planning to take exam by 10 Oct.
I have 90% accuracy in Sub 600 Verbal Questions. 70-80% in Medium and 40-50 in Hard.
I'm able to do comprehend better during practice,But in mock I'm not able to comprehend so i have to read 2-3 times but it takes lot of time.
Please help what should i do to concentrate during mocks and how should i practice all sections?
How many minimum CR SC questions needed to solve daily?
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I have taken Official mocks 3 times and my scores are:
1st Mock- Q38 V25
2nd Mock- Q44 V21
3rd Mock- Q45 V19(Taken Verbal first here)
Target Score 690+.. Planning to take exam by 10 Oct.
I have 90% accuracy in Sub 600 Verbal Questions. 70-80% in Medium and 40-50 in Hard.
I'm able to do comprehend better during practice,But in mock I'm not able to comprehend so i have to read 2-3 times but it takes lot of time.
Please help what should i do to concentrate during mocks and how should i practice all sections?
How many minimum CR SC questions needed to solve daily?
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Updated on: 08 Sep 2022, 02:43
Originally posted by dreamknight on 07 Sep 2022, 06:08.
Last edited by dreamknight on 08 Sep 2022, 02:43, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by dreamknight on 08 Sep 2022, 02:43, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi 12921,
Try doing only timed practice in verbal. Slowly increase the number of questions that you attempt in each timed session. After each session, review the solutions of all the questions even the one's that you have got right. Maintain an error log. Find out why you are committing mistakes and look for patterns in your mistakes. Please note corrective actions that you need to take to ensure that you don't repeat the same mistakes again. Make it a point not to reread the sentences many times in the timed practice session. Once you are comfortable solving 36 question in 65 minutes you can even increase the number of questions beyond 36 to increase your stamina and endurance. Take the timed practice sessions in exam like environment. The issue with the difference in your performance in the mock and normal practice seems to be mainly timing and also the anxiety of seeing a ticking clock. Please get used to the exam scenario by practicing in exam like environment. Use a timer that runs backwards.
Hope this helps.
Thanks & Regards,
Dreamknight
07 Sep 2022, 23:45
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1st Mock- Q38 V25
2nd Mock- Q44 V21
3rd Mock- Q45 V19(Taken Verbal first here)
There's a downloadable idiom list on the GMAT Knight blog that may help your Sentence Correction a bit. Consider also working with a study buddy with strong Verbal skills.
2nd Mock- Q44 V21
3rd Mock- Q45 V19(Taken Verbal first here)
There's a downloadable idiom list on the GMAT Knight blog that may help your Sentence Correction a bit. Consider also working with a study buddy with strong Verbal skills.
