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Vishwa25
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Location: India
Concentration: Economics
Schools: IESE '18 (S)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V37
GPA: 3.33
WE:Project Management (Consulting)
15 Apr 2013, 13:17
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Hi all
I have been doing my GMAT prep since January. Currently, I am getting scores of around 650-680 (extremes are 580 Kaplan free test and 710-740 Master GMAT). Took a official GMAT prep test two days ago in "not ideal test conditions" and scored 650 (I'm pretty sure I could have scored more). I have given 4 tests in last 1 week and I think I am not close to my target of 750-760. My quant average score has been 48 and verbal average score of 38. I wish to increase it to 50 and 42 at least. I am consistently solving DS and RC questions incorrectly. I am not good at solving difficult questions consisting of number properties, sequences and inequalities. Honestly, I am quite exhausted after my prep so far and I want to give the GMAT asap, preferably within one month.
Do you have any suggestions? Should I take up an online course?
I looked up Magoosh course. Should I buy it for two reasons: - 1) It has good reviews and 2) It is a lot cheaper
GMAT pill looks good too. It seems a bit expensive for my pocket.
Any other course that you may have in mind.
I have been doing my GMAT prep since January. Currently, I am getting scores of around 650-680 (extremes are 580 Kaplan free test and 710-740 Master GMAT). Took a official GMAT prep test two days ago in "not ideal test conditions" and scored 650 (I'm pretty sure I could have scored more). I have given 4 tests in last 1 week and I think I am not close to my target of 750-760. My quant average score has been 48 and verbal average score of 38. I wish to increase it to 50 and 42 at least. I am consistently solving DS and RC questions incorrectly. I am not good at solving difficult questions consisting of number properties, sequences and inequalities. Honestly, I am quite exhausted after my prep so far and I want to give the GMAT asap, preferably within one month.
Do you have any suggestions? Should I take up an online course?
I looked up Magoosh course. Should I buy it for two reasons: - 1) It has good reviews and 2) It is a lot cheaper
GMAT pill looks good too. It seems a bit expensive for my pocket.
Any other course that you may have in mind.
Vishwa25
Joined: 27 Aug 2012
Last visit: 11 Mar 2016
Posts: 24
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Given Kudos: 6
Status:That which doesn't break me, makes me stronger.
Location: India
Concentration: Economics
Schools: IESE '18 (S)
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V37
GPA: 3.33
WE:Project Management (Consulting)
16 Apr 2013, 04:46
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Thanks, its an interesting piece of suggestion. I read the post you put in the link. However, I am not sure what time frame is required to raise the score from V38 to V44. I haven't read the CR bible as you mentioned. I know its a huge book. I am also going through the tough DS by bunuel. However the problem is that those are quite specific questions, if there was a way where I can start applying the learning to tough DS questions more efficiently I think my DS will improve.
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