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16 May 2014, 00:00
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Hello Everyone,
I am writing this basically to seek some help and suggestions from the forum. I have been reading the success stories for a while now and it really inspires me to work hard for Gmat Prep. I have been studying for more than 4 months now, but have not made any progress so far in my Score.
My target score is 650 +/- 20.
I am currently not working and focusing mainly on Gmat prep only. In the past, I have taken Kaplan online classes, and Kaplan practice tests as well it has helped me to understand the fundamentals and they provided great online resources as well.
I have already given official test one time
Official Exam Taken on April 10, 2014 and my score was
450 – Quant 29/ 21st percentile, Verbal 22/29 percentile, AWA -5/6, and IR: 6 (I studied whole day and night, written two mock exam and did not sleep at all. Just went directly to give an exam. I regret that but I have learned a lesson in a hard way)
I have taken many mock exams, but only kept track of the few scores which are below:
CAT Score Quant Verbal
CAT 1 510 40 17
CAT 2 480 33 19
CAT 3 560 39 29
CAT 4 590 44 27
CAT 5 580 42 27
Below is the analysis table of how many correct questions I get
CR RC SC
8 of 14 7 of 14 5 of 13
11 of 15 3 of 13 5 of 13
5 of 14 6 of 12 6 of 13
1. I am aware that Verbal needs improvement, but believe me I am doing good in practice, but don’t understand what happens when it comes to mock exam. I am non-native
2. I have heard about “e-gmat” classes which they advertise on the forum as well as on their website that it makes a difference in verbal, but to be honest I am now skeptical and not sure what to do with that.
3. I am planning to book my test date end of May 2014 as I am targeting one business school program which starts in Mid June 2014 and already submitted my application, but it’s subject to Gmat score of 650+ as my other areas in applications are good they are considering me .
Please kindly advise and provide any constructive feedback if you can. I welcome suggestions
Thank you in advance for taking out time and reading my concerns.
Ranbir
I am writing this basically to seek some help and suggestions from the forum. I have been reading the success stories for a while now and it really inspires me to work hard for Gmat Prep. I have been studying for more than 4 months now, but have not made any progress so far in my Score.
My target score is 650 +/- 20.
I am currently not working and focusing mainly on Gmat prep only. In the past, I have taken Kaplan online classes, and Kaplan practice tests as well it has helped me to understand the fundamentals and they provided great online resources as well.
I have already given official test one time
Official Exam Taken on April 10, 2014 and my score was
450 – Quant 29/ 21st percentile, Verbal 22/29 percentile, AWA -5/6, and IR: 6 (I studied whole day and night, written two mock exam and did not sleep at all. Just went directly to give an exam. I regret that but I have learned a lesson in a hard way)
I have taken many mock exams, but only kept track of the few scores which are below:
CAT Score Quant Verbal
CAT 1 510 40 17
CAT 2 480 33 19
CAT 3 560 39 29
CAT 4 590 44 27
CAT 5 580 42 27
Below is the analysis table of how many correct questions I get
CR RC SC
8 of 14 7 of 14 5 of 13
11 of 15 3 of 13 5 of 13
5 of 14 6 of 12 6 of 13
1. I am aware that Verbal needs improvement, but believe me I am doing good in practice, but don’t understand what happens when it comes to mock exam. I am non-native
2. I have heard about “e-gmat” classes which they advertise on the forum as well as on their website that it makes a difference in verbal, but to be honest I am now skeptical and not sure what to do with that.
3. I am planning to book my test date end of May 2014 as I am targeting one business school program which starts in Mid June 2014 and already submitted my application, but it’s subject to Gmat score of 650+ as my other areas in applications are good they are considering me .
Please kindly advise and provide any constructive feedback if you can. I welcome suggestions
Thank you in advance for taking out time and reading my concerns.
Ranbir
19 May 2014, 13:28
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Hi ranbir99,
It looks like you took a lot of practice tests. Make sure you actually learn from your mistakes. With that many practice tests - you have so many questions from which you should be learning. Keep redoing questions in your head so you can train your brain to think through questions in the correct manner.
As you review OG - please view these videos to compare our thought process with yours: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat
Join the many others who are studying online here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/
It looks like you took a lot of practice tests. Make sure you actually learn from your mistakes. With that many practice tests - you have so many questions from which you should be learning. Keep redoing questions in your head so you can train your brain to think through questions in the correct manner.
As you review OG - please view these videos to compare our thought process with yours: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat
Join the many others who are studying online here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/
