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27 Nov 2019, 10:46
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Hello!
I took a mock/diagnostic test and scored a 640 with a 32 in Quant and 46 in Verbal. I'm super overwhelmed with the amount of material out there and I'm not sure where to start.
I've signed up for Target Test Prep for Quant. Is doing the whole course and 4-5 mocks enough? Should I be supplementing it with OG or some other material as well?
Also, how much prep time do you suppose I would need to get to a 47-48 in Quant? Is that even a realistic target given where I'm starting from? I'm not planning to apply for this intake so I have time.
Lastly, should I be spending any time on Verbal at all? Would the mock tests and reviews be enough prep? Is there a recommended source for more advanced SC rules?
I took a mock/diagnostic test and scored a 640 with a 32 in Quant and 46 in Verbal. I'm super overwhelmed with the amount of material out there and I'm not sure where to start.
I've signed up for Target Test Prep for Quant. Is doing the whole course and 4-5 mocks enough? Should I be supplementing it with OG or some other material as well?
Also, how much prep time do you suppose I would need to get to a 47-48 in Quant? Is that even a realistic target given where I'm starting from? I'm not planning to apply for this intake so I have time.
Lastly, should I be spending any time on Verbal at all? Would the mock tests and reviews be enough prep? Is there a recommended source for more advanced SC rules?
27 Nov 2019, 11:02
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Hi nashbird.
I’m thrilled to hear that you’ve signed up for TTP! If you can follow the study plan and complete the course, in full, there is no reason why you can’t hit Q47+ on test day. Also, since you have plenty of time before you plan to apply to schools, I really would not worry about how long it’s taking you to get through the course. The key is that you go at your OWN PACE, and focus on mastering the material. If you have any further questions regarding Target Test Prep, feel free to reach out to me directly.
Let’s do this!!
I’m thrilled to hear that you’ve signed up for TTP! If you can follow the study plan and complete the course, in full, there is no reason why you can’t hit Q47+ on test day. Also, since you have plenty of time before you plan to apply to schools, I really would not worry about how long it’s taking you to get through the course. The key is that you go at your OWN PACE, and focus on mastering the material. If you have any further questions regarding Target Test Prep, feel free to reach out to me directly.
Let’s do this!!
27 Nov 2019, 13:28
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nashbird - With a baseline score of V46, you are way too strong. You should focus on Quant. Target Test Prep is one of the best quant courses. The curriculum is quite easy to follow and therefore you should not have too many challenges - please stick to the study plan of TTP; do not skip anything.
