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18 Sep 2018, 21:00
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Hi. Hoping to get advice on my GMAT exam. Planning to take it on the last week of November.
I took my first exam in August and got 480(Q28, V28) after 2 months of prep. I'm a non-native speaker but studied in the US so I'm very well versed with English. What I noticed is I'm really bad at timed exams. I find it difficult to concentrate. Also I'm not very comfortable with quants. It's my weakness even after I graduated with a degree in business. Please help me with study plan and testing strategies.
Looking forward to hear some advice. Thanks so much in advance.
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I took my first exam in August and got 480(Q28, V28) after 2 months of prep. I'm a non-native speaker but studied in the US so I'm very well versed with English. What I noticed is I'm really bad at timed exams. I find it difficult to concentrate. Also I'm not very comfortable with quants. It's my weakness even after I graduated with a degree in business. Please help me with study plan and testing strategies.
Looking forward to hear some advice. Thanks so much in advance.
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18 Sep 2018, 22:11
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Hey,
It's ok to fail! Most people don't get their target score in the first attempt. The good thing about GMAT is that you can practice and learn how to crack it. You have scope of improvement in both quant and verbal sections. I'm not sure what your target score is but depending upon that you should plan your strategy.
1. Keep/analyse error logs
2. Practice a lot of mock tests. Take complete tests (all sections) to train your mind.
3. Practice daily
4. For material, you can refer to some blogs that have explained very nicely here on GMATClub itself.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
It's ok to fail! Most people don't get their target score in the first attempt. The good thing about GMAT is that you can practice and learn how to crack it. You have scope of improvement in both quant and verbal sections. I'm not sure what your target score is but depending upon that you should plan your strategy.
1. Keep/analyse error logs
2. Practice a lot of mock tests. Take complete tests (all sections) to train your mind.
3. Practice daily
4. For material, you can refer to some blogs that have explained very nicely here on GMATClub itself.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
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