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30 Oct 2015, 07:32
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Hi All,
I took GMAT twice, first in May15 (550 Q39V20) and Second, today OCT15 (500 Q44V16)
I am quite shocked on my recent score because I have prepared for second attempt for almost two months.
I used OG12 OG13 OG16
For the OG13 Edition, I went over SC couple times and started to remember the correct choices instead of give a good reason to eliminate choice.
I took princeton and kaplan class, found them helpless.
I even purchased e-gmat two weeks ago and went through SC section. I finds that it even takes me longer to solve each questions.
It is hard for me to get all intended meaning of the question in the real test.
My aim is to get GMAT 700 (in order to apply MBA top 20 in the USA)
However, it seems unreachable. I come across the gmatclub to find a great study plan to improve my score.
I am planing to take the test again in probably two or three months.
Do you have any suggestion ? or Can you suggest a good study plan which I can follow day by day.
I took GMAT twice, first in May15 (550 Q39V20) and Second, today OCT15 (500 Q44V16)
I am quite shocked on my recent score because I have prepared for second attempt for almost two months.
I used OG12 OG13 OG16
For the OG13 Edition, I went over SC couple times and started to remember the correct choices instead of give a good reason to eliminate choice.
I took princeton and kaplan class, found them helpless.
I even purchased e-gmat two weeks ago and went through SC section. I finds that it even takes me longer to solve each questions.
It is hard for me to get all intended meaning of the question in the real test.
My aim is to get GMAT 700 (in order to apply MBA top 20 in the USA)
However, it seems unreachable. I come across the gmatclub to find a great study plan to improve my score.
I am planing to take the test again in probably two or three months.
Do you have any suggestion ? or Can you suggest a good study plan which I can follow day by day.
30 Oct 2015, 10:22
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Hi paeiing,
You've defined two different goals: scoring 700+ on the GMAT and getting into a Top20 Business School. Thankfully, you don't necessarily need a 700+ to get into a Top Program.
With your two Official GMAT scores, you'll have a lot of work to do to raise your score to a competitive level though, so it's good that you've given yourself another 2-3 months of study time.
I have a few questions about your studies so far:
1) You mentioned taking two different classes already, but that you found them 'helpless.' Can you describe why you thought that?
2) When you took the Official GMAT, did you have trouble finishing any of the sections on time? Did you have to guess on a bunch of questions just to finish?
3) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You've defined two different goals: scoring 700+ on the GMAT and getting into a Top20 Business School. Thankfully, you don't necessarily need a 700+ to get into a Top Program.
With your two Official GMAT scores, you'll have a lot of work to do to raise your score to a competitive level though, so it's good that you've given yourself another 2-3 months of study time.
I have a few questions about your studies so far:
1) You mentioned taking two different classes already, but that you found them 'helpless.' Can you describe why you thought that?
2) When you took the Official GMAT, did you have trouble finishing any of the sections on time? Did you have to guess on a bunch of questions just to finish?
3) When are you planning to apply to Business School?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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