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22 Sep 2024, 08:04
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Took a Mock today. Got 4 questions wrong in Quant. But about 12 and 8 wrong in Verbal and DI respectively.
How can I improve in the next 1 week?
With the current score- what would my final scores look like?
Should I postpone my GMAT?
How can I improve in the next 1 week?
With the current score- what would my final scores look like?
Should I postpone my GMAT?
22 Sep 2024, 19:53
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If your target score is in the mid 600s or higher, you may want to push back your GMAT since increasing your score by 60 points or more will likely take more than a week.
That said, you may be able to increase your score fairly quickly if you can get Verbal to click for you since, once you basically get how to handle Verbal questions, you'll likely make fairly fast progress in Verbal.
The fastest way to get better at Verbal is probably to work with a tutor who can help you to understand what works for answering Verbal questions and why it works.
For insights into how to prepare for Verbal, and to an extent DI, effectively, see this post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
That said, you may be able to increase your score fairly quickly if you can get Verbal to click for you since, once you basically get how to handle Verbal questions, you'll likely make fairly fast progress in Verbal.
The fastest way to get better at Verbal is probably to work with a tutor who can help you to understand what works for answering Verbal questions and why it works.
For insights into how to prepare for Verbal, and to an extent DI, effectively, see this post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
22 Sep 2024, 23:13
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If you find CR assumption questions a bit challenging, the negation technique could be useful to learn. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. You could also consider going through your error-log to remember some of the mistakes you made and avoid similar ones in the future.
How to score high on GMAT Verbal.
