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Hello! I have a question regarding how to focus my studies over the next ~ 3 weeks (or potentially more pending your feedback). On Friday I scored a 710 on GMAT and am hoping for at least 730, but in a perfect world I'd have closer to 750/760. Details regarding breakdown below. Would SO appreciate any advice on how to maximize my time over the next few weeks-- split between V/Q, hours per day, resources, etc.
Breakdown: First exam was 670 (44 quant, 38 verbal). Second exam was 710 (47 quant, 41 verbal)
Practice Exams: Have taken all the Manhattan prep + 2 GMAT official. Slowly worked way up from ~550 to then 670. Plateau at 670 for a while until reaching 700s
Study Regimen: I study 3 hours every morning during the week. 1.5 Hours of TTP for quant. Do not skip any lessons, quizzes, etc. 1.5 for verbal (30 mins RC practice sets, 30 mins reading Critical Reasoning bible, 30 mins watching Verbal Ninja videos and/or practice sets). Weekends I study ~7-8 hours. Same regimen just throw in more practice sets + more TTP.
Week Before: Was super strict on eating + exercise + sleeping + meditation, etc.
I know I'm capable of a high score and am putting in the time (and I think the quality, too!), but I'm not seeing results I'd hoped. Do you think I should focus more on verbal or quant? Or keep the 50/50 split (it's confusing where I have more room to improve...). I was hoping to apply Round 2, but now I'm not confident that that'll be possible. Thanks in advance!
Breakdown: First exam was 670 (44 quant, 38 verbal). Second exam was 710 (47 quant, 41 verbal)
Practice Exams: Have taken all the Manhattan prep + 2 GMAT official. Slowly worked way up from ~550 to then 670. Plateau at 670 for a while until reaching 700s
Study Regimen: I study 3 hours every morning during the week. 1.5 Hours of TTP for quant. Do not skip any lessons, quizzes, etc. 1.5 for verbal (30 mins RC practice sets, 30 mins reading Critical Reasoning bible, 30 mins watching Verbal Ninja videos and/or practice sets). Weekends I study ~7-8 hours. Same regimen just throw in more practice sets + more TTP.
Week Before: Was super strict on eating + exercise + sleeping + meditation, etc.
I know I'm capable of a high score and am putting in the time (and I think the quality, too!), but I'm not seeing results I'd hoped. Do you think I should focus more on verbal or quant? Or keep the 50/50 split (it's confusing where I have more room to improve...). I was hoping to apply Round 2, but now I'm not confident that that'll be possible. Thanks in advance!
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it seems that your quant score is not good enough. you should practice difficulty level quant question.
Verbal score is not bad. you should stick with quant now for few days. In the mean time, you can practice verbal a little bit.
you can practice from the following link:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?view=search_tags
Verbal score is not bad. you should stick with quant now for few days. In the mean time, you can practice verbal a little bit.
you can practice from the following link:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?view=search_tags
