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12 Feb 2018, 12:01
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Hello All,
It's been a couple weeks since I took my first GMAT exam and unfortunately things did not go well. I ended up scoring a 570 overall Q39/V29 and am very disappointed. I've been using MGMAT materials and focused mainly on quant throughout my initial studying. Below are my practice scores in order.
MGMAT
540 Q38/V27
610 Q41/V33
580 Q38/V31
580 Q38/V32
610 Q38/V35
580 Q38/V31
GMAT Prep
570 Q42/V27
I have about a month before I plan on taking the exam for a second time and really hope I can score at least in the mid 600s. Throughout the process, I've really struggled with improving my overall scores with any significance and found that the verbal seemed more difficult on the actual exam and GMAT Prep than on the MGMAT tests. Obviously, I need to bring my quant and verbal scores up significantly to have a shot at the score I want. Does anybody have any tips or help they can offer in regards to improving my score in the one month timeframe that I have? I'm going to be sure to error log and review my log every day. Also, I can devote a lot of time each day to studying, so I really want to develop a comprehensive and tactical study plan to be sure I'm making the best use of my time.
Thanks!!!
It's been a couple weeks since I took my first GMAT exam and unfortunately things did not go well. I ended up scoring a 570 overall Q39/V29 and am very disappointed. I've been using MGMAT materials and focused mainly on quant throughout my initial studying. Below are my practice scores in order.
MGMAT
540 Q38/V27
610 Q41/V33
580 Q38/V31
580 Q38/V32
610 Q38/V35
580 Q38/V31
GMAT Prep
570 Q42/V27
I have about a month before I plan on taking the exam for a second time and really hope I can score at least in the mid 600s. Throughout the process, I've really struggled with improving my overall scores with any significance and found that the verbal seemed more difficult on the actual exam and GMAT Prep than on the MGMAT tests. Obviously, I need to bring my quant and verbal scores up significantly to have a shot at the score I want. Does anybody have any tips or help they can offer in regards to improving my score in the one month timeframe that I have? I'm going to be sure to error log and review my log every day. Also, I can devote a lot of time each day to studying, so I really want to develop a comprehensive and tactical study plan to be sure I'm making the best use of my time.
Thanks!!!
12 Feb 2018, 13:21
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Hi 2h23,
Before I can offer you the specific advice that you’re looking for, it would help if you could provide a bit more information on how you've been studying and your goals:
Studies:
1) How long have you studied?
2) What study materials have you used so far?
Goals:
3) What is your exact goal score?
4) What is your exact Test Date?
5) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
6) What Schools are you planning to apply to?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Before I can offer you the specific advice that you’re looking for, it would help if you could provide a bit more information on how you've been studying and your goals:
Studies:
1) How long have you studied?
2) What study materials have you used so far?
Goals:
3) What is your exact goal score?
4) What is your exact Test Date?
5) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
6) What Schools are you planning to apply to?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
12 Feb 2018, 15:52
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Rich,
Thanks for the response. I've been studying since early November, close to 3 hours a day, but I can do more. I took the test late January and have taken two weeks off from studying since, but am back into it. So far, I've used the MGMAT study material. I have the complete set, but have only studied the quant. I also have the GMAT Official Guide set and just started studying the verbal for the first time recently, following my disappointing score.
Honestly, my real goal all along, was to break the 700 threshold. With only a short time to study following my first exam, I'd like to see a score of 660. I'm taking my second exam on March 29th, so I'm about a month and a half out. I plan on applying and attending an MBA program for the fall of 2018 and am very interested in Boston College, Northeastern, Cornell, and Dartmouth. Due to my unfortunate first GMAT score, I will most likely fall into the last application round for all four schools.
I hope this helps and thanks again.
Thanks for the response. I've been studying since early November, close to 3 hours a day, but I can do more. I took the test late January and have taken two weeks off from studying since, but am back into it. So far, I've used the MGMAT study material. I have the complete set, but have only studied the quant. I also have the GMAT Official Guide set and just started studying the verbal for the first time recently, following my disappointing score.
Honestly, my real goal all along, was to break the 700 threshold. With only a short time to study following my first exam, I'd like to see a score of 660. I'm taking my second exam on March 29th, so I'm about a month and a half out. I plan on applying and attending an MBA program for the fall of 2018 and am very interested in Boston College, Northeastern, Cornell, and Dartmouth. Due to my unfortunate first GMAT score, I will most likely fall into the last application round for all four schools.
I hope this helps and thanks again.
