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Hi All
I gave GMAT the second time and scored dismal 560(Q45,V22).In my earlier attempt which I gave last year, in January, I scored 550(Q47,V20).
In all the prep tests I was scoring better than what I got on the GMAT.
Gmat Prep - 610(Q47,V28), 700 (Q49,V35)
Gmat Prep2 - 590(Q45,V28),660 (Q47,V32)(All these scores are to the best of my knowledge)
With always scoring more than 28 in the Verbal in all the Tests.
Since next 2 months, I would have less work in office so want to utilize this period.
I desperately need advice from you all.Could you please help.I need to score 710+.
I have 6 Manhattan online tests and 5 Manhattan Review Tests
Moreover both the times I did not had any problem with the Quants section but when I came to Verbal section I was out of gas,the same never happened in any of the Practice test. It could be due to the fact that both the times I was not able to sleep properly before the exam and felt as if I still need to sleep a couple of hours more(I slept for somewhere around 3 hours in the first attempt and approx 4 plus for the second one.)
I don't want to sound stupid but I feel this to be the only reason that I could not perform the same in the Gmat as I normally did in the Practice tests.
I gave GMAT the second time and scored dismal 560(Q45,V22).In my earlier attempt which I gave last year, in January, I scored 550(Q47,V20).
In all the prep tests I was scoring better than what I got on the GMAT.
Gmat Prep - 610(Q47,V28), 700 (Q49,V35)
Gmat Prep2 - 590(Q45,V28),660 (Q47,V32)(All these scores are to the best of my knowledge)
With always scoring more than 28 in the Verbal in all the Tests.
Since next 2 months, I would have less work in office so want to utilize this period.
I desperately need advice from you all.Could you please help.I need to score 710+.
I have 6 Manhattan online tests and 5 Manhattan Review Tests
Moreover both the times I did not had any problem with the Quants section but when I came to Verbal section I was out of gas,the same never happened in any of the Practice test. It could be due to the fact that both the times I was not able to sleep properly before the exam and felt as if I still need to sleep a couple of hours more(I slept for somewhere around 3 hours in the first attempt and approx 4 plus for the second one.)
I don't want to sound stupid but I feel this to be the only reason that I could not perform the same in the Gmat as I normally did in the Practice tests.
24 Nov 2011, 02:14
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Needless to stay you have to focus on verbal more than quant. With the data you have provided its very difficult to pinpoint your week areas but ill try.
This is grammatically wrong. It should be "For the next 2 months.. ". If it wasn't a typo you have just identified your first week area. Sentence Correction.
Now if you are someone who things "I have exhausted all the good texts especially MGmat" the following is what you can/should do:
* Master the skill of breaking a sentence to its very core.
* For every OG problem you should be able to identify the subject and the main verb.
* You should be able to able to identify what each modifier is modifying.
* You should be able to justify the tense usage.
* You should look for meaning errors before attacking the question for other errors.
* Learn from every question from OG even from the non underlined part.
* Justify why is the correct question correct and why are others wrong.
* Memorize idioms(they can make or break!!!).
I can't comment on CR and RC without more information. I would also advice you to start reading fiction. It would improve your vocabulary and your reading speed.
Al the best.
amneetpadda
This is grammatically wrong. It should be "For the next 2 months.. ". If it wasn't a typo you have just identified your first week area. Sentence Correction.
Now if you are someone who things "I have exhausted all the good texts especially MGmat" the following is what you can/should do:
* Master the skill of breaking a sentence to its very core.
* For every OG problem you should be able to identify the subject and the main verb.
* You should be able to able to identify what each modifier is modifying.
* You should be able to justify the tense usage.
* You should look for meaning errors before attacking the question for other errors.
* Learn from every question from OG even from the non underlined part.
* Justify why is the correct question correct and why are others wrong.
* Memorize idioms(they can make or break!!!).
I can't comment on CR and RC without more information. I would also advice you to start reading fiction. It would improve your vocabulary and your reading speed.
Al the best.
06 Dec 2011, 19:33
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anandxrfeu
Oh the irony! Lol. Jokes aside though, I agree with this post. OP, from your post, it is clear that you need serious work on your verbal. Try books and if you have the time and resources, consider a private tutor or classes.
