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Hi all,
I have taken the GMAT and I did very bad, I got 580 although I studied 3 months. I am very discouraged. I am a P. Eng. and I am having a lot of difficulties especially with the verbal part-overall, SC, CR, and RC. English is my second language and no matter how hard I study I still make many mistakes.
My score is around 65% from verbal reasoning.
I will be taking the exam again on Oct 4-I have a month to study.
Previously I studied with
1) GMAT 12th Edition
2) GMAT Verbal Review
3) GMAT Quantitive Review
4) Manhattan Critical Reasoning
5) Manhattan Reading Comprehension
6) Manhattan Sentence Correction
7) Manhattan 6 online test (I completed them all)
I also took Oxford GMAT course as well.
I have a very good work experience and I graduated with a high GPA, 650 will be sufficient for me.
I would appreciate if you please advise me what the best way is to study and what other books and online tests you would recommend...
Thanks in Advance
Mark
I have taken the GMAT and I did very bad, I got 580 although I studied 3 months. I am very discouraged. I am a P. Eng. and I am having a lot of difficulties especially with the verbal part-overall, SC, CR, and RC. English is my second language and no matter how hard I study I still make many mistakes.
My score is around 65% from verbal reasoning.
I will be taking the exam again on Oct 4-I have a month to study.
Previously I studied with
1) GMAT 12th Edition
2) GMAT Verbal Review
3) GMAT Quantitive Review
4) Manhattan Critical Reasoning
5) Manhattan Reading Comprehension
6) Manhattan Sentence Correction
7) Manhattan 6 online test (I completed them all)
I also took Oxford GMAT course as well.
I have a very good work experience and I graduated with a high GPA, 650 will be sufficient for me.
I would appreciate if you please advise me what the best way is to study and what other books and online tests you would recommend...
Thanks in Advance
Mark
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Hi mark, welcome to gmat club!
Kindly do share with us the breakup of your score & also the scores of the CATs you took. Was there a significant difference in your CATs performance and actual test??
Go through this link to define a clear strategy for your retake.
should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
The material you have used is quite sufficient to get a 700. You need to revise the MGMAT books atleast twice in next 30 days. GMAT Prep is the most accurate reflector of one's abilities, so do use that CAT too.
Best of luck & keep us posted.
Kindly do share with us the breakup of your score & also the scores of the CATs you took. Was there a significant difference in your CATs performance and actual test??
Go through this link to define a clear strategy for your retake.
should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
The material you have used is quite sufficient to get a 700. You need to revise the MGMAT books atleast twice in next 30 days. GMAT Prep is the most accurate reflector of one's abilities, so do use that CAT too.
Best of luck & keep us posted.
