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14 May 2020, 07:27
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Looking for recommendations on study times and durations for different sections based on diagnostic test from the book and the official Practice Test #1. I would appreciate any insight on strategic improvement.
A little background... I have studied ~10 hours so far. My goal is 750-800. I also plan on taking the online version of the GMAT bc of COVID. I am also considering taking the exam in 3 weeks, which sounds ambitious after reading all the blogs online, but I believe may be doable if I devote 40 hrs+/wk for the next few weeks. Let me know if I'm overly optimistic!
Diagnostic Test Results:
Quant
PS: Excellent
DS: Excellent
Verbal
RC: Excellent (barely)
CR: Excellent (barely)
SC: Above Average (1 question away from excellent)
Practice Test #1 Results
Q49, V36, IR8 - 700
I have always known that sentence correction would be my main weakness as I have never had an affinity with grammar, ever since my SAT days. Any recommendations on Verbal Prep Material, study time, whether the exam is too early, etc. would be appreciated. The last thing I would want to do is underestimate the GMAT and underperform on exam day.
A little background... I have studied ~10 hours so far. My goal is 750-800. I also plan on taking the online version of the GMAT bc of COVID. I am also considering taking the exam in 3 weeks, which sounds ambitious after reading all the blogs online, but I believe may be doable if I devote 40 hrs+/wk for the next few weeks. Let me know if I'm overly optimistic!
Diagnostic Test Results:
Quant
PS: Excellent
DS: Excellent
Verbal
RC: Excellent (barely)
CR: Excellent (barely)
SC: Above Average (1 question away from excellent)
Practice Test #1 Results
Q49, V36, IR8 - 700
I have always known that sentence correction would be my main weakness as I have never had an affinity with grammar, ever since my SAT days. Any recommendations on Verbal Prep Material, study time, whether the exam is too early, etc. would be appreciated. The last thing I would want to do is underestimate the GMAT and underperform on exam day.
14 May 2020, 08:33
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If sentence correction is your only weakness, I daresay a month should be enough to improve it.
