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Hi rachitshah,
With a mid-March Test Date, you have about 11 weeks of study time remaining, which you should provide you ample opportunity to improve and raise your scores. As a general rule, it's a good idea to take a FULL-LENGTH CAT (with the Essay and IR sections) every 1-2 weeks, so you appear to have enough practice CATs (even if you end up taking 1 per week).
From what you've described, you've already defined some of the areas that you have to work on - fixing the silly/little mistakes should be an immediate focus, since those mistakes likely represent a big 'chunk' of potential points that you're not consistently earning when you take your CATs. I suggest that you continue to study as you see fit for the next couple of weeks, then take a new FULL-LENGTH CAT. Your overall progress seems to have leveled off; if your next CAT score is right around 600, then you might need to adapt your Study Plan going forward.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
With a mid-March Test Date, you have about 11 weeks of study time remaining, which you should provide you ample opportunity to improve and raise your scores. As a general rule, it's a good idea to take a FULL-LENGTH CAT (with the Essay and IR sections) every 1-2 weeks, so you appear to have enough practice CATs (even if you end up taking 1 per week).
From what you've described, you've already defined some of the areas that you have to work on - fixing the silly/little mistakes should be an immediate focus, since those mistakes likely represent a big 'chunk' of potential points that you're not consistently earning when you take your CATs. I suggest that you continue to study as you see fit for the next couple of weeks, then take a new FULL-LENGTH CAT. Your overall progress seems to have leveled off; if your next CAT score is right around 600, then you might need to adapt your Study Plan going forward.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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GMAT 1: 700 Q48 V37
GRE 1: Q750 V600
GPA: 3.26
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Schools: XLRI (I) IIMA PGPX'22 (I) Ross '23 (I) ISB'22 (I)
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Thanks Empower GMAT. I did take a test Veritas prep - I scored 590 Q41 V30 - I improved on SC a bit - which is why I am seeing a slight increase in score
Latest scoring looks something like this
Quant - Again 4-5 silly mistakes. 2 Conceptual and 3-4 I ran out of time.
Verbal - Incorrect -> SC 3/12 , RC 10/16 (unusual) , CR (6/13) (again unusual).
Any study plans that I can try to follow in order to reach 650 range from this score? There is a lot out there on this forum which is kind of confusing sometimes to narrow down on one thing
Please experts - Would really like any kind of opinions.
Thanks,
Rachit
Latest scoring looks something like this
Quant - Again 4-5 silly mistakes. 2 Conceptual and 3-4 I ran out of time.
Verbal - Incorrect -> SC 3/12 , RC 10/16 (unusual) , CR (6/13) (again unusual).
Any study plans that I can try to follow in order to reach 650 range from this score? There is a lot out there on this forum which is kind of confusing sometimes to narrow down on one thing
Please experts - Would really like any kind of opinions.
Thanks,
Rachit
