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01 May 2018, 10:04
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Practiced 6 gmat prep test, score range 550-600.
Then took 1st gmat in feb 2018, scored 550 (Q46, V21)
Again, brushed up some verbal basic from OG
Practiced 12 full length & 6 verbal only -- 5 gmat prep, 7 Veritas prep, 6 Manhattan prep ---
score range Verbal - 26-31
Quant - 46 in gmat prep & Veritas
- 44 in Manhattan
Took 2nd Gmat yesterday, scored 480 (Q44, V19)
I just need around 600, though my aim is 650
RC is my weakest with around 50% accuracy, then SC around 60-70%, and CR around 80%
Need an expert advice --
1.) Now again where to start?
2.) I have exhausted all test, from where should i practice test as i do not want to invest more money?
3.) Study plan and within how many months should i plan to re-take it last time?
Then took 1st gmat in feb 2018, scored 550 (Q46, V21)
Again, brushed up some verbal basic from OG
Practiced 12 full length & 6 verbal only -- 5 gmat prep, 7 Veritas prep, 6 Manhattan prep ---
score range Verbal - 26-31
Quant - 46 in gmat prep & Veritas
- 44 in Manhattan
Took 2nd Gmat yesterday, scored 480 (Q44, V19)
I just need around 600, though my aim is 650
RC is my weakest with around 50% accuracy, then SC around 60-70%, and CR around 80%
Need an expert advice --
1.) Now again where to start?
2.) I have exhausted all test, from where should i practice test as i do not want to invest more money?
3.) Study plan and within how many months should i plan to re-take it last time?
01 May 2018, 10:18
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charmi63
Hi
Sorry to hear that your Gmat didn't go well. I think you need to brush up the fundamentals of both Quant and Verbal. For Quant, you can study from the Ultimate Quantitative Megathread of Gmatclub. It contains all theory covered in Gmat. Then you can start practicing from the OG in a timed manner. For Verbal, refer to the Ultimate Verbal study plan of Gmatclub and download the Gmatclub Verbal book. It contains all the grammar rules essential for Gmat. After studying this you can solve questions from the OG and Verbal Review. Try to solve atleast 3 RC passages everyday for improvement in RC.
You can get access to the Experts Global test from Gmatclub. Search for the post and reply to it, they will give you the access if still valid.
Regarding the time frame, i think about 3 months will be required for improvement from 480 to 650.
Hope it helps.
01 May 2018, 10:46
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charmi63
Hi,
I would like to enlighten you that your test prep strategy in not good. Your strategy is more practice test dependent rather than concept improvement. You have exhausted way too much tests than required at this stage. Giving tests without sufficient improvement is of no use. It seems your quant is good enough without much preparation and Verbal is quite weak. Neither you mentioned any test prep course you took other than OG for Verbal and Quant.
Your accuracy rate in all the Verbal topics is not matching with your score. Though, I must tell you that GMAT is less dependent on accuracy.
Follow the below links :
Free resources : https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/free-stuff?fl=menu
Timing strategies : https://gmatclub.com/forum/timing-strat ... ml?fl=menu
Quant : https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-math-qu ... 7/?fl=menu
Verbal : https://gmatclub.com/forum/verbal-gmat- ... 1/?fl=menu
Study plans : https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-definiti ... ml?fl=menu
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