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04 Jun 2023, 15:16
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Hi magoosh team! I'm one of your students who just took the first PE and would like some feedbacks on way forward
Score: 680; Q47 (11 missed) and V38 (12 missed)
Quant:
* Missed 4 of the first 10
* Guessed the last 5 (3 correct and 2 wrong)
Verbal:
* Missed 70% of SC (historically bad - started around 40% and was getting 60% consitently but apparently I slipped)
* Historically strong RC and CR (80-90%)
Moving forward:
My deadline is for this year's applications (end of august in the worst case scenario)
I'll be working towards 730 (Q49) but 700 makes it
I plan to invest 20-30 hours a week
* Deep dives on core quant (algebra, number properties, etc) and sentence correction (40% of time)
* Deep dives on question strategies and timed execution (30% of time)
* ~1 mock per week (30% of time)
Score: 680; Q47 (11 missed) and V38 (12 missed)
Quant:
* Missed 4 of the first 10
* Guessed the last 5 (3 correct and 2 wrong)
Verbal:
* Missed 70% of SC (historically bad - started around 40% and was getting 60% consitently but apparently I slipped)
* Historically strong RC and CR (80-90%)
Moving forward:
My deadline is for this year's applications (end of august in the worst case scenario)
I'll be working towards 730 (Q49) but 700 makes it
I plan to invest 20-30 hours a week
* Deep dives on core quant (algebra, number properties, etc) and sentence correction (40% of time)
* Deep dives on question strategies and timed execution (30% of time)
* ~1 mock per week (30% of time)
08 Jun 2023, 07:14
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For SC, memorizing commonly tested idioms and cutting out the fluff in a sentence to better check whether the core "holds" can be helpful. Might be helpful to work with a study buddy who is strong on SC. If you can improve the RC and CR, it may also give you a bit more time/energy for sentence correction.
SC Idiom list
08 Jun 2023, 21:02
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Hi, I’m no expert but hopefully I can help you.
Seems like you need to invest time in SC.
In my experience, SC can make or break your score. You can save time on verbal with SC.
Knowing the rules is important but it is not everything.
I have learnt that meaning and logician predication is what is really important and this can really throw you off in the real exam.
Practice only with official questions.
carcass has an SC mega thread that you can use.
Analyse each question that you do. Focus is quality over quantity.
Write down why each answer choice is incorrect and why each choice is right.
Analyse where you are going wrong. What questions are throwing you off.
Do not underestimate the time constraints and pressure of the actual exam.
Do sets of 12 questions and analyse them thoroughly.
Breaking down every question until you are absolutely sure why the OA is the right one.
This will help you during the exam to make quick eliminations.
I hope this helps you.
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Seems like you need to invest time in SC.
In my experience, SC can make or break your score. You can save time on verbal with SC.
Knowing the rules is important but it is not everything.
I have learnt that meaning and logician predication is what is really important and this can really throw you off in the real exam.
Practice only with official questions.
carcass has an SC mega thread that you can use.
Analyse each question that you do. Focus is quality over quantity.
Write down why each answer choice is incorrect and why each choice is right.
Analyse where you are going wrong. What questions are throwing you off.
Do not underestimate the time constraints and pressure of the actual exam.
Do sets of 12 questions and analyse them thoroughly.
Breaking down every question until you are absolutely sure why the OA is the right one.
This will help you during the exam to make quick eliminations.
I hope this helps you.
Posted from my mobile device
