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27 Oct 2018, 06:54
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Hello Everyone!
A month ago i wrote veritas CAT and scored 590 (Q44, V26). Today i wrote Gmatprep CAT and scored 580 (Q47, V23).
After thoroughly analyzing and reviewing all the questions in the Gmatprep CAT, I found that i am unable to solve most of the questions in verbal due to time pressure and unstable state of mind. During mock test I just could understand most of the questions and rushed through every question in verbal. I feel like i am totally blank while attempting CAT. During exam i don't feel relaxed and my heart beat run fast. I try to stay stable and try to concentrate on question but i can't. Everything on the screen gets blurry and i can't focus on questions and end up marking most of the question incorrect. However, whenever i solve questions from OG, most of the times i solve them correctly even high difficulty level questions and on most very hard questions i can easily end up on 2 answers to select. But in CAT situation gets totally different. I think just because of timing issue and unstable state of mind, i end up scoring very low in verbal. I know i understood almost all the concepts but i can't manage to solve within time limit. Even whenever i solve OG problems i take too much time while solving most of CR and SC questions. Today i am feeling very down just because of scoring very low in verbal as i have been preparing for this section for last few months and i know i have improved my concepts but don't know why i am still not able to boost my score in verbal.
I would highly appreciate if anyone could help me in this regard that how to tackle verbal in limited time constraint while keeping nerves in control during exam and what else can i do to increase my verbal score?
Thank You!
Regards.
Hasnain Afzal
A month ago i wrote veritas CAT and scored 590 (Q44, V26). Today i wrote Gmatprep CAT and scored 580 (Q47, V23).
After thoroughly analyzing and reviewing all the questions in the Gmatprep CAT, I found that i am unable to solve most of the questions in verbal due to time pressure and unstable state of mind. During mock test I just could understand most of the questions and rushed through every question in verbal. I feel like i am totally blank while attempting CAT. During exam i don't feel relaxed and my heart beat run fast. I try to stay stable and try to concentrate on question but i can't. Everything on the screen gets blurry and i can't focus on questions and end up marking most of the question incorrect. However, whenever i solve questions from OG, most of the times i solve them correctly even high difficulty level questions and on most very hard questions i can easily end up on 2 answers to select. But in CAT situation gets totally different. I think just because of timing issue and unstable state of mind, i end up scoring very low in verbal. I know i understood almost all the concepts but i can't manage to solve within time limit. Even whenever i solve OG problems i take too much time while solving most of CR and SC questions. Today i am feeling very down just because of scoring very low in verbal as i have been preparing for this section for last few months and i know i have improved my concepts but don't know why i am still not able to boost my score in verbal.
I would highly appreciate if anyone could help me in this regard that how to tackle verbal in limited time constraint while keeping nerves in control during exam and what else can i do to increase my verbal score?
Thank You!
Regards.
Hasnain Afzal
28 Oct 2018, 00:01
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HasnainAfxal
Hi
I would suggest to solve chunks of questions from the OG in a timed manner. In this way, you can work questions in a time limitation.
Regarding timing strategies, the following post will help you:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/timing-strat ... 06035.html
29 Oct 2018, 00:03
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Hi HasnainAfxal,
There are many reasons for exam anxiety. One of them is because the student does not have a set process to solve questions. Because of this the student does not know where to begin and in timed environment this causes a lot of stress and pressure. Do you relate to this situation? Do you have a set process to approach the different kind of questions in GMAT?
If you think this could be the cause, I invite you to try the e-GMAT Free Trial. We have proprietary process for students to follow in each section that allows them to arrive at the correct answer consistently by following the process. I am sharing a few files below, more of these are available in the Free Trial dashboard.
I would also like to invite you to the free RC webinar we are conducting this weekend. In this webinar you will learn how to read a passage of any length and topic effectively so that it becomes simple to comprehend what the author wants to communicate through the passage. Register here to reserve your spot.
Hope this helps. If you need any further help regarding GMAT, please feel free to write to us at [email protected].
Regards,
Aditee
There are many reasons for exam anxiety. One of them is because the student does not have a set process to solve questions. Because of this the student does not know where to begin and in timed environment this causes a lot of stress and pressure. Do you relate to this situation? Do you have a set process to approach the different kind of questions in GMAT?
If you think this could be the cause, I invite you to try the e-GMAT Free Trial. We have proprietary process for students to follow in each section that allows them to arrive at the correct answer consistently by following the process. I am sharing a few files below, more of these are available in the Free Trial dashboard.
I would also like to invite you to the free RC webinar we are conducting this weekend. In this webinar you will learn how to read a passage of any length and topic effectively so that it becomes simple to comprehend what the author wants to communicate through the passage. Register here to reserve your spot.
Hope this helps. If you need any further help regarding GMAT, please feel free to write to us at [email protected].
Regards,
Aditee
