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06 Jan 2022, 05:08
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I wanted to if anyone else who studied from eGmat for reasonable time and yet got stuck/plateaued to V30s. Specially when you actually feel concept and application wise you are doing all the right things!
Please let me know how you tackled it and came out winning! Thanks!
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I wanted to if anyone else who studied from eGmat for reasonable time and yet got stuck/plateaued to V30s. Specially when you actually feel concept and application wise you are doing all the right things!
Please let me know how you tackled it and came out winning! Thanks!
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08 Jan 2022, 06:09
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Dear Rpmohit07,
Thank you for reaching out for help.
We continuously work with students and help break their Verbal plateaus, which is why I wanted to share their experiences with you.
First Experience - KabX: Low Verbal 30s and took 2 attempts before we could score a V35+
Debrief Link - https://gmatclub.com/forum/from-680s-to-710-consistency-matters-374858.html
What you will notice here (even in the Title) is that consistency matters. From consistency flows diligence. I want you to read this debrief and watch this video : https://success.e-gmat.com/Breaking-Verbal_Plateau_KabX
Second Experience - Samsonite630 - Samsonite630: Higher Verbal 30s to a V40 score in a month.
Debrief Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/trust-the-e-gmat-process-don-t-give-up-377649.html
What you will notice here is trusting the process and focusing on the 3R process. (Something we just shared with you over an email today) My response here details how we did this with the student. To watch his reatke plan, see this video: https://success.e-gmat.com/Retake-Plan-Walkthrough
The common elements and the key ingredients to breaking a plateau is fairly simple -
1) Find out your weakness
2) Revise what you know (your e-GMAT course) and understand the "nature" of your mistakes
3) Take targeted steps to fixing the above
4) Put this to test in an exam environment to look for stress faults
I hope this helps you and can break the plateau.
Warm Regards,
Dhananjay(DJ)
Thank you for reaching out for help.
We continuously work with students and help break their Verbal plateaus, which is why I wanted to share their experiences with you.
First Experience - KabX: Low Verbal 30s and took 2 attempts before we could score a V35+
Debrief Link - https://gmatclub.com/forum/from-680s-to-710-consistency-matters-374858.html
What you will notice here (even in the Title) is that consistency matters. From consistency flows diligence. I want you to read this debrief and watch this video : https://success.e-gmat.com/Breaking-Verbal_Plateau_KabX
Second Experience - Samsonite630 - Samsonite630: Higher Verbal 30s to a V40 score in a month.
Debrief Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/trust-the-e-gmat-process-don-t-give-up-377649.html
What you will notice here is trusting the process and focusing on the 3R process. (Something we just shared with you over an email today) My response here details how we did this with the student. To watch his reatke plan, see this video: https://success.e-gmat.com/Retake-Plan-Walkthrough
The common elements and the key ingredients to breaking a plateau is fairly simple -
1) Find out your weakness
2) Revise what you know (your e-GMAT course) and understand the "nature" of your mistakes
3) Take targeted steps to fixing the above
4) Put this to test in an exam environment to look for stress faults
I hope this helps you and can break the plateau.
Warm Regards,
Dhananjay(DJ)
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