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Location: United States (VA)
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GMAT 1: 710 Q47 V41
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20 Dec 2022, 05:26
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Hello All!
I finally broke the 700 barrier. So excited about that. I have studied for over 500 hours over the span of a year. I'll pay it forward and give some lessons learned once I take my last attempt.
The 700 was my 3rd attempt. I have gone through the entire TTP Quant curriculum and focused a lot on the OG Guide 2022 leading up to this last attempt. I've also gone through the Manhattan Verbal books. I will be taking the GMAT one last time in about 16-18 days. I have been averaging Quant 45-49 and Verbal 40-47 on official practice exams. My official exams are as follow:
600
Q 35
V 38
680
Q 47
V 35
700
Q46
V41
Any advice to squeeze out those last couple points to get to a 720 + would be appreciated. Thank you all!
I finally broke the 700 barrier. So excited about that. I have studied for over 500 hours over the span of a year. I'll pay it forward and give some lessons learned once I take my last attempt.
The 700 was my 3rd attempt. I have gone through the entire TTP Quant curriculum and focused a lot on the OG Guide 2022 leading up to this last attempt. I've also gone through the Manhattan Verbal books. I will be taking the GMAT one last time in about 16-18 days. I have been averaging Quant 45-49 and Verbal 40-47 on official practice exams. My official exams are as follow:
600
Q 35
V 38
680
Q 47
V 35
700
Q46
V41
Any advice to squeeze out those last couple points to get to a 720 + would be appreciated. Thank you all!
Updated on: 20 Dec 2022, 06:55
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 20 Dec 2022, 06:03.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 20 Dec 2022, 06:55, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 20 Dec 2022, 06:55, edited 1 time in total.
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If you think your Verbal fundamentals are solid, consider working on your solving approach. May boost your score a bit. Had a 6-hour student go from a V41 to a V45 (retake) in about 10 days. For Quant, look over your mock data/error-log/ESRs to see where you may have some slippery sub-topics (i.e. inequalities). Some quick tips on the gmatknight website you may find helpful. All the best.
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20 Dec 2022, 06:45
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Hi ellerstak.
To increase your quant score, you can keep strengthening weaker areas and also work on improving overall accuracy.
For some powerful tips on improving overall accuracy and reducing the number of careless errors you make, see this post.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
Regarding verbal, I think you can get from the following video some insights you can use to increase your verbal score.
Once you've read that post and watched that video, you can use the TTP Streaks Method discussed toward the end of this post to practice in a way that will almost certainly result in your scoring higher on test day.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
To increase your quant score, you can keep strengthening weaker areas and also work on improving overall accuracy.
For some powerful tips on improving overall accuracy and reducing the number of careless errors you make, see this post.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
Regarding verbal, I think you can get from the following video some insights you can use to increase your verbal score.
Once you've read that post and watched that video, you can use the TTP Streaks Method discussed toward the end of this post to practice in a way that will almost certainly result in your scoring higher on test day.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
