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12 Sep 2022, 04:58
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Hi Guys,
I could really use some advice from you on how to improve my GMAT score.
My first attempt was in Oct 2021. I barely studied at that time and was working for 12+ hours and got 600.
I left my job to focus completely on GMAT. I studied for 4 months (Jamboree classes, advance Ques, Manhattan Mocks, OG, LBS Mock test, GMAT official test paper 1&2 etc).
By the end of August I was confident to achieve atleast 680 as I was achieving the accuracy of atleast 75-80% with mock scores ranging 670-740.
I decided to give GMAT on 11 Sep. However, I was shattered when I saw the screen flashing 600 (V25, Q48)
I'm not very sure if it was a bad day or If I really suck at GMAT because I was doing well in Mocks and sectional tests towards the end. I have already invested way too much into the prep and I'm not even sure what should I do at this point of time. I was hoping to sign off my applications by end of September max so I don't have much time to prepare. I would really appreciate any guidance/ advice on how to take up from here.
Target score : 720+
Thank you so much in advance
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I could really use some advice from you on how to improve my GMAT score.
My first attempt was in Oct 2021. I barely studied at that time and was working for 12+ hours and got 600.
I left my job to focus completely on GMAT. I studied for 4 months (Jamboree classes, advance Ques, Manhattan Mocks, OG, LBS Mock test, GMAT official test paper 1&2 etc).
By the end of August I was confident to achieve atleast 680 as I was achieving the accuracy of atleast 75-80% with mock scores ranging 670-740.
I decided to give GMAT on 11 Sep. However, I was shattered when I saw the screen flashing 600 (V25, Q48)
I'm not very sure if it was a bad day or If I really suck at GMAT because I was doing well in Mocks and sectional tests towards the end. I have already invested way too much into the prep and I'm not even sure what should I do at this point of time. I was hoping to sign off my applications by end of September max so I don't have much time to prepare. I would really appreciate any guidance/ advice on how to take up from here.
Target score : 720+
Thank you so much in advance
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12 Sep 2022, 08:57
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Hi PJ236.
75 percent practice accuracy can work in quant, but in verbal, your practice accuracy has to be higher. In fact, to be confident that you're going to score high in verbal, you need to achieve around 90 percent accuracy in medium level questions and at least 70 percent in hard questions. The reason why is that, if you're scoring high in verbal when you take the GMAT, you'll see only medium and hard questions, and to score high, you need to get around 80 percent of those medium and hard questions correct.
For some tips on how to prepare effectively for GMAT verbal, see this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
To learn about the best ways to practice for the GMAT, see this one.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
75 percent practice accuracy can work in quant, but in verbal, your practice accuracy has to be higher. In fact, to be confident that you're going to score high in verbal, you need to achieve around 90 percent accuracy in medium level questions and at least 70 percent in hard questions. The reason why is that, if you're scoring high in verbal when you take the GMAT, you'll see only medium and hard questions, and to score high, you need to get around 80 percent of those medium and hard questions correct.
For some tips on how to prepare effectively for GMAT verbal, see this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
To learn about the best ways to practice for the GMAT, see this one.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
12 Sep 2022, 09:41
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[quote="MartyTargetTestPrep"]Hi PJ236.
75 percent practice accuracy can work in quant, but in verbal, your practice accuracy has to be higher. In fact, to be confident that you're going to score high in verbal, you need to achieve around 90 percent accuracy in medium level questions and at least 70 percent in hard questions. The reason why is that, if you're scoring high in verbal when you take the GMAT, you'll see only medium and hard questions, and to score high, you need to get around 80 percent of those medium and hard questions correct.
For some tips on how to prepare effectively for GMAT verbal, see this post.
To learn about the best ways to practice for the GMAT, see this one.
Understood, Thank you Marty for sharing this.
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75 percent practice accuracy can work in quant, but in verbal, your practice accuracy has to be higher. In fact, to be confident that you're going to score high in verbal, you need to achieve around 90 percent accuracy in medium level questions and at least 70 percent in hard questions. The reason why is that, if you're scoring high in verbal when you take the GMAT, you'll see only medium and hard questions, and to score high, you need to get around 80 percent of those medium and hard questions correct.
For some tips on how to prepare effectively for GMAT verbal, see this post.
To learn about the best ways to practice for the GMAT, see this one.
Understood, Thank you Marty for sharing this.
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