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Hi everyone.

Hi everyone.
Hi everyone.
Hi everyone.

umadurga · Answer

What is your Q & V score, as per the link posted it seems there is a problem with verbal.. is that improved? Refer to Souvik's thread for verbal improvement
https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-ver ... l#p1798721

All the best, be confident and you can achieve it.

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi luigi.roza,

Your Official 550 is in range of your recent practice score AND your scores from 3 months ago. This means that you're remarkably consistent - you do certain things consistently well, but you also make certain consistent mistakes. Since you weren't able to significantly improve any of the little mistakes that you've been making, investing in some new materials (so that you can learn and practice some new Tactics) is likely a good idea.

1) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on this Official GMAT?
2) Have you scheduled your next Official Test Date yet (and if so, then what date is it?)?

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

Nevernevergiveup · Answer

Your earlier post: What were your mock scores before giving gmat? 560 and 580 right? So your actual gmat score is not too far from the mock scores. You can improve in (a bit)verbal and (a bit)quant as well to improve your score. coming to score guarantee, I heard most of the courses do keep a lot of clauses in their score guarantee policy. So don't get tempted by guarantee solely. All the best.

you can refer below links https://gmatclub.com/forum/study-plan-f ... 98342.html https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... 80235.html

luigi.roza · Answer

Hi guys. Sorry about the delay in my response, I'm not receiving alerts from gmatclub.
change my approach and study method, but what different things should I do?

Nevernevergiveup · Answer

There is no fixed duration. There are people who achieved 770 in a month and there are people who could not cross 650 or 700 in years. I believe you can get more help provided you give details regrading the materials used in your preparation, educational background and other aspects related to gmat.
One thing you can do is browse through the net and go through all the success stories as many as you can.
You get many hints from those and figure out one for yourself.
There is no single medicine for all the diseases in this world.

Live4fun · Answer

IMHO I would go with "sentence correction" section more in Verbal part. Because it is about pure remembering things. A little bit less with CR and definitely less with RC.

For Math, take a shot on "Numbers" because they take 50% of all questions and are easy to play with. I would skip geometry and put less attention on algebra then. You may score higher thanks to Probability Theory. Not too many people are good with it and these 1-2 questions put you on another level.

In the end, when I say spend less time, treat it like "lower priority" but definitely DO NOT skip these sections and if possible learn as much as possible. Also, try to find a teacher in Math specialised in GMAT.

mvictor · Answer

Hi mate, i was in the same boat as you are. You need to change the attitude towards the test. it worked for me

here is my debrief: https://gmatclub.com/forum/550-to-560-t ... l#p1675973

omizzle · Answer

I think part of the issue is that you've been studying for a year. That is a very long time! I think a shorter period of time could be more effective.

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi luigi.roza,

While raising your score 50 points (or more) in one month is doable, your current approach to the GMAT has gotten you 'stuck' in the mid-500s. As such, you cannot simply continue to study in the same ways as before - if you did so, then you would likely score right around 550 again. Given the Scaled Scores from your last Official GMAT, you could pick up all of the missing points that you're looking for in EITHER the Quant or the Verbal sections - so some concentrated study in whichever section you're more comfortable with would likely be the easiest way to get you to your score goal.

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

SUPERSARS · Answer

I think its easier for you to improve in quant. Focus on your weakest sides in math and you'll definitely improve

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