ESR Evaluation urgently required

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Hello,
I gave my gmat attempt 2 months ago (scored 710) and I ordered ESR of the same. However, I am having trouble analyzing the data. It'll be really helpful if the experts can evaluate my ESR and give their valuable recommendations. I have attached my esr pdf to this post.
I have almost a month with me to prep and get to 750+ score.

GMATNinja ,  Bunuel ,  egmat ,  MartyTargetTestPrep ,  RonTargetTestPrep ,  ScottTargetTestPrep ,  bb ,  gmatwhiz ,  KarishmaB ,  EMPOWERgmatRichC  and other experts, please share your advice.

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi RB4U, I've sent you a PM with some notes and questions. GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made, Rich Contact Rich at: Rich.C@empowergmat.com

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

For Verbal, RC appears to be the area with the most room for improvement. Consider working with a study buddy with strong Verbal skills who is ace at RC. Understanding how inference questions work can be helpful. For SC, you may want to consider slowing down a bit.

Some video Verbal tips on the GMAT Knight blog.

Some video Verbal tips on the GMAT Knight blog.

KarishmaB · Answer

With the kind of score and Q/V break up you have, it is very hard to pinpoint areas of improvement. You are already up there in the 90th percentile with good Quant and Verbal scores. You can try to invest some more time in RC but that is a skill that improves over time. My best advice to you would be to practice for a month and then give it another shot. All you need for a 740-750 is a good day, though 710 isn't bad at all!

MartyTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi RB4U.

In verbal, you need to improve in both SC and RC.

For SC, you could mostly keep practicing, and fill any knowledge gaps that you identify as they cause you to miss questions. You should practice untimed for the most part, and any time you miss a question, your move is to figure out exactly why you missed it and address that issue so that the same issue doesn't trip you up again.

For RC, it may help to learn some strategies so that you know exactly how to answer the questions when you see them and execute well every time.

Since RC is one of your weakest areas, you may find the ideas in this post helpful.

GMAT Reading Comprehension Tips: Top 8 DOs and DON’Ts

Also, key to driving your score higher is achieving super high accuracy in both quant and verbal when practicing. Close to 100 percent accuracy would be good, and long streaks of correct answers would be even better. For some tips on how to practice for the GMAT for best results, see this post.

The Best GMAT Practice Methods

GMATWhizTeam · Answer

Hi  RB4U

We can get in touch over a zoom conference call and analyze it together. This way we can figure out what exactly your weak areas are and then make a plan of action. You can use the below link to get in touch with me.

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