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10 May 2015, 12:50
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Hello,
I took 2 GMAT Tests (from MBA.com) and the scores on the two tests are as follows: GMAT-I: 580 (Q:41 / V: 29) & GMAT 610 (Q:48 / V:26).
I have been preparing for GMAT for the past 3 months.
Analysis of the GMAT -2 exam is as below:
Quant: Answered 13 Questions Incorrectly. I have analyzed my mistakes and i am confident that i will be able to improve further.
Verbal: I am quite disappointed with my Performance and i need advice from the stalwarts of GMAT on how to move ahead.
(Correct /Total )
CR: (10 /11)
SC: (10/17)
RC: (5/13)
Right now i am working on Verbal as follows:
For SC:
1) Manhattan SC
2) OG 15
3) Verbal Official Review
For RC:
1) OG 15
2) Verbal Official Review
I have 2 more months to prepare and my aim is to score 700 +. Is is achievable ??? Any specific action plan to improve my performance would really help. Do i need to add anything (Books or Material) to the list of Armour to fend off the GMAT Verbal Demon
.
I took 2 GMAT Tests (from MBA.com) and the scores on the two tests are as follows: GMAT-I: 580 (Q:41 / V: 29) & GMAT 610 (Q:48 / V:26).
I have been preparing for GMAT for the past 3 months.
Analysis of the GMAT -2 exam is as below:
Quant: Answered 13 Questions Incorrectly. I have analyzed my mistakes and i am confident that i will be able to improve further.
Verbal: I am quite disappointed with my Performance and i need advice from the stalwarts of GMAT on how to move ahead.
(Correct /Total )
CR: (10 /11)
SC: (10/17)
RC: (5/13)
Right now i am working on Verbal as follows:
For SC:
1) Manhattan SC
2) OG 15
3) Verbal Official Review
For RC:
1) OG 15
2) Verbal Official Review
I have 2 more months to prepare and my aim is to score 700 +. Is is achievable ??? Any specific action plan to improve my performance would really help. Do i need to add anything (Books or Material) to the list of Armour to fend off the GMAT Verbal Demon
. 
10 May 2015, 15:31
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Hi adroitprad,
With 2 months of additional study time, you could very well improve to 700+, but you may have to make some adjustments to your study plans.
You'll likely find that the books you have to be useful, but taking a "book-heavy" study approach might not be enough to help you to hit your goals. Since the GMAT is a Computer-Adaptive Test, you'll benefit by preparing in the same "format" (and practicing the same "mechanics") that you'll face on Test Day and those are factors that NO book can properly address. As such, you'll probably need to invest in some additional computer-based materials. You'll also need to take CATs on a more frequent basis during the next 2 months (1 CAT every week or so).
1) What did you work on for the first 3 months of your studies?
2) What resources did you use/complete?
3) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
With 2 months of additional study time, you could very well improve to 700+, but you may have to make some adjustments to your study plans.
You'll likely find that the books you have to be useful, but taking a "book-heavy" study approach might not be enough to help you to hit your goals. Since the GMAT is a Computer-Adaptive Test, you'll benefit by preparing in the same "format" (and practicing the same "mechanics") that you'll face on Test Day and those are factors that NO book can properly address. As such, you'll probably need to invest in some additional computer-based materials. You'll also need to take CATs on a more frequent basis during the next 2 months (1 CAT every week or so).
1) What did you work on for the first 3 months of your studies?
2) What resources did you use/complete?
3) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
10 May 2015, 19:05
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Yes, the leap to 700 is possible. I would focus multiple days on a particular subsection before moving onto the next.
RC - may take some time to improve -- so be sure not to procrastinate on this section too long. As a starter, you may be interested in our RC tutorial here: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequestio ... tions.html
As you study OG, follow along our video explanations here: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
It does help to start off with SC -- as identifying sentence structure can help you in the CR and RC sections.
RC - may take some time to improve -- so be sure not to procrastinate on this section too long. As a starter, you may be interested in our RC tutorial here: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequestio ... tions.html
As you study OG, follow along our video explanations here: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
It does help to start off with SC -- as identifying sentence structure can help you in the CR and RC sections.
