20 days approximately for gmat.

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I have 20 days approximately for gmat.
I have egmat subscription for a month and did not finish it yet. I haven't touched the scholarinium.

I'm much weak in verbal and medium in quant as well.
I have 4 kaplan tests and 3 mgmat tests available to me.
My mgmat scores

Quant 40 50 % Review
Verbal 27 45 % Review
Total 550

Integrated Reasoning 2.96 2 - 4 Review
Quant 39 43 % Review
Verbal 34 71 % Review
Total 600 61%

Integrated Reasoning 3.1 2 - 4 Review
Quant 47 68 % Review
Verbal 31 61 % Review
Total 640 72%

Please advise me how to spend these last few effectively without wasting anything.
I have already rescheduled once and cant do it again.

GMATPILLBILL · Answer

Hey Mechmeera In the next 20 days, try using this customized one month study plan to help boost your score: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... study-plan Use this as a guideline. You don’t have to follow it exactly but the structure of the study plan should be the same structure that you take in your approach. This helps to optimize your retention and learning. As you study, we recommend that you focus on one particular subsection for multiple consecutive days before moving onto the next. You can see this in our study plan where we recommend 5 days on nothing but SC -- before moving onto CR and then RC. Best of luck!

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi Mechmeera,

I have a few questions about how you've been studying and your overall goals:

1) What is your score goal? That goal will play a big role in deciding how you should spend these last few weeks of study.
2) When you took these CATs, did you take the ENTIRE CAT each time (including the Essay and IR sections)?
3) Why can't you push your Test Date back again?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Nevernevergiveup · Answer

1. My score goal is around 750+ 2. I take entire cat at a time. (Previously I took only verbal and math) 3. This is the Re-attempt for me. Previously i scored 590. I have already pushed my test date once from june to july and even there is a fear that I may run out of time for applying to B-Schools. Also it costs 50$ to reschedule again. Hope you understand my concern.

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi Mechmeera,

From what you describe, it's not clear what the MOST important thing is. I'm going to assume that you want a high GMAT score so that you can comfortably apply to your top-choice School(s). In this way, everything comes down to your GMAT score - and you have to be ready to adapt the other parts of your 'plan' to fit THAT goal.

If you don't have a competitive GMAT score, then the immediate Business School admissions deadlines will NOT matter. You CAN always apply for a later Round though. If you take the GMAT in 20 days (as scheduled) and do not hit your score goals, then you'll have to pay another $250 to take the GMAT again (considerably MORE than the $50 rescheduling fee).

I bring all of this up because (assuming your CAT scores are accurate), your goal is 110+ points away and you have less than 3 weeks until your scheduled Test Date. Thus, it's unlikely that you'll hit your score goal in that time... but it could be that you don't *need* a 750+ score (you just *want* it). There's no harm in continuing on as you've planned - use your resources, continue to study, take a couple of additional CATs and then take the Official GMAT. If you score in the mid-600s to high-600s, what would you choose to do then?

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Nevernevergiveup · Answer

Only Ten days to go. Feeling a lot more nervous as of now.

Nevernevergiveup · Answer

gave the GMAT on 28 July and got screwed up.
Score:640 V27(Disaster) Q49(OK)

I did not feel the verbal section very difficult moreover I always crossed 30 in almost all practice tests.
Can someone suggest a study plan that can suit me? 
I have no intention to join any course now.

VeritasPrepDennis · Answer

Mechmeera -

At this point, you have several practie exams under your belt as well as several live exams - so you know what to expect. I would say that you should go back to your previous practice exams and drill into the results. It is important to look into your incorrect answers and start tracking them. Did you make silly mistakes? If so, are these silly mistakes one-off's or do you regularly make them. Additionally, you will want to start determining your weak areas so that you can focus on those.

Attached is a really good article on establishing a study plan: https://rarme.com/?wB9jN

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