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26 Mar 2014, 19:01
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I ended up with 430 score in first attempt, Q35 V15. I am new to Maths and weak in English. I understand i don't have enough time to study on both, and finally I decide to leave Verbal and pick Quantitative as my focus.
In Maths, I used two months for my studying in it and I got a basic knowledge with foundation Quantitative how to tackle a straightforward question. On the other hand, in Verbal, I almost gave up all of the practices on RC & CR, just watched some video on teaching a SC tackling technique.
I will spend 3 more months to plan for next examination. My target score is 550+, 600 is better. According to the Scores Distribution (/forum/gmat-scores-83890.html), I have two strategies for my next study plan.
1) Improve Verbal to V25+ and improve Quantitative to Q40+
2) Purely Improve Verbal to V30+
Do my thinking is correct? or anything I need to improve?
In Maths, I used two months for my studying in it and I got a basic knowledge with foundation Quantitative how to tackle a straightforward question. On the other hand, in Verbal, I almost gave up all of the practices on RC & CR, just watched some video on teaching a SC tackling technique.
I will spend 3 more months to plan for next examination. My target score is 550+, 600 is better. According to the Scores Distribution (/forum/gmat-scores-83890.html), I have two strategies for my next study plan.
1) Improve Verbal to V25+ and improve Quantitative to Q40+
2) Purely Improve Verbal to V30+
Do my thinking is correct? or anything I need to improve?
26 Mar 2014, 22:25
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You have plenty of scope in both Quant and Verbal so try to work on both simultaneously.
GMAT is a test of higher order thinking skills and hence 'just watching videos' will not help. You need to actively participate in your preparation from now on. Here is a link which discusses what GMAT primarily tests: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/gmat-curriculum/
Also, improving Verbal will have more impact on your total score. Also, try to get an evenly distributed score i.e. a decent performance in both Quant and Verbal. A balanced performance in both is more favored by the adcom than a very good performance in one but bad in another.
Also, check out our GMAT blog for more information on the test: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/category/gmat/
06 Apr 2014, 03:29
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You have a lot of space to improve.
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I am sure you need a very comprehensive course that covers all aspects from A-Z. Please check this link to see a product that is perfect for you: https://optimus-prep.com/gmat-on-demand-course
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