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28 Sep 2023, 10:55
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Dear Experts,
I have some questions I would very much appreciate your help with. I have done TTP course and have taken the GMAT in April for the 3rd time (got 660, q44 and v37). Below are my results:
1st gmat 590 (v39, q 32) - Nov 12, 2018 (studying on my own)
2nd gmat (v27, q37) - Dec 19, 2018 (studying on my own)
3rd gmat (v37, q44) - Apr 13, 2023 (finishing 60% of ttp course)
Because I hadn't finished the entire TTP course by the time I took the test and given I managed my time poorly during the verbal section (had to guess 4 questions in a row in a RC passage), I feel there is space to improve. As more than 5 months, in which I haven't studied much, have passed since my last official gmat test, I retook the 1st official mock and got v44 and q31 (quant dropped a lot).
In light of this last results, considering I have 2-4 hours available per day and 6-8 on weekends and want to give a last shot on the GMAT official test (old version), I would very much appreciate your help with the following questions:
-Starting now and given that I have already some foundation and taking into consideration my gmat journey so far, current official score, and current mock assessment, how long would you suggest I study before a retake (I am applying R2)?
-Would you suggest using TTP and/or another resource for review?
-Would you suggest using mock exams from experts global?
-Are there any other additional resources you would suggest for a retake?
-Is there any specific study plan you would suggest I use with a focus on both quant and verbal (heavier on quant)
I can't thank you enough for your help. In case any point is not clear and/or you need additional detail, please let me know!
ps: I can also share my ESR if that helps in the recommendation
I have some questions I would very much appreciate your help with. I have done TTP course and have taken the GMAT in April for the 3rd time (got 660, q44 and v37). Below are my results:
1st gmat 590 (v39, q 32) - Nov 12, 2018 (studying on my own)
2nd gmat (v27, q37) - Dec 19, 2018 (studying on my own)
3rd gmat (v37, q44) - Apr 13, 2023 (finishing 60% of ttp course)
Because I hadn't finished the entire TTP course by the time I took the test and given I managed my time poorly during the verbal section (had to guess 4 questions in a row in a RC passage), I feel there is space to improve. As more than 5 months, in which I haven't studied much, have passed since my last official gmat test, I retook the 1st official mock and got v44 and q31 (quant dropped a lot).
In light of this last results, considering I have 2-4 hours available per day and 6-8 on weekends and want to give a last shot on the GMAT official test (old version), I would very much appreciate your help with the following questions:
-Starting now and given that I have already some foundation and taking into consideration my gmat journey so far, current official score, and current mock assessment, how long would you suggest I study before a retake (I am applying R2)?
-Would you suggest using TTP and/or another resource for review?
-Would you suggest using mock exams from experts global?
-Are there any other additional resources you would suggest for a retake?
-Is there any specific study plan you would suggest I use with a focus on both quant and verbal (heavier on quant)
I can't thank you enough for your help. In case any point is not clear and/or you need additional detail, please let me know!
ps: I can also share my ESR if that helps in the recommendation
28 Sep 2023, 12:11
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Using question/time markers may help with time management. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, consider working on your solving approach. May boost your score a bit. Had a student who went from a V31 to a V40 in about 30 days. Perhaps work with a study buddy who is really strong in Verbal. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could check out/sign up to.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
28 Sep 2023, 13:00
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Thanks for your reply, GmatKnightTutor!
Actually, my verbal score in the last mock was 44 and in the official test was 37. My problem was the high drop in the quant section from my last official test (q44) to this last mock (q31). Any advice?
Actually, my verbal score in the last mock was 44 and in the official test was 37. My problem was the high drop in the quant section from my last official test (q44) to this last mock (q31). Any advice?
29 Sep 2023, 02:30
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LEOLUCCIOLA
You can check out my YouTube channel for Quant concepts.
Here are some example videos:
https://youtu.be/HxnsYI1Rws8
https://youtu.be/QOSVZ7JLuH0
https://youtu.be/ik5XijHCOAI
