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12 Oct 2020, 00:33
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Background:
I'm 21 years old and I've completed my BBA Finance and Accountancy from Christ University (Bangalore) in 2020. I'm currently pursuing professional papers in ACCA. I'm planning to apply for the following courses:
1)Msc Financial Economics - Oxford SBS (Requirement: Q 85th percentile, V 80th percentile, AWA 5)
Round 1- Oct 30th, Round 2- Jan 8th, Round 3- March 12th
2)Msc Finance - London School of Economics (Req. not mentioned)
No deadlines; admissions on rolling basis
3)Masters in Financial Analysis - London Business School (Req. not mentioned, 600+ recommended)
Round 2- Nov 4th, Round 3- Jan 25th, Round 4- 31st March, Round 5- 28th May
Current score: 610 (Q45 V28 IR7 AWA5), taken on 7th October 2020
This score is not reflective of my true potential, as I was not prepared enough for the test. I decided to take the test for mere experience sake.
P.S Since this is my first post I'm unable to attach my ESR. If you are willing to help me analyse my ESR, kindly let me know, I'll send it to you in private. Thanks a bunch in advance
Materials used: Princeton Review 2020, OG 2020
My test experience:
Quant: I forgot about the time while doing my 20th q and spent almost 7 minutes. Rookie mistake, I know. I ended up having to rush through the rest of the section, which I believe caused the drop in my Q score. (ESR mentions I got all qs in the last quarter wrong)
Verbal: I'm confident I messed up the first few questions, as throughout the sections I felt like the questions were too easy.
Target score: 760 (Q51 V41+)
Considering I want to submit my applications for all universities by December mid, kindly recommend when I should retake the test, and what materials I should use (I'm currently confused between e-gmat and Manhattan). I can afford to spend 3-4 hours a day for GMAT.
I'm desparate for some guidance, I'd appreciate help in any form. Feel free to ask me any questions. Thank you
I'm 21 years old and I've completed my BBA Finance and Accountancy from Christ University (Bangalore) in 2020. I'm currently pursuing professional papers in ACCA. I'm planning to apply for the following courses:
1)Msc Financial Economics - Oxford SBS (Requirement: Q 85th percentile, V 80th percentile, AWA 5)
Round 1- Oct 30th, Round 2- Jan 8th, Round 3- March 12th
2)Msc Finance - London School of Economics (Req. not mentioned)
No deadlines; admissions on rolling basis
3)Masters in Financial Analysis - London Business School (Req. not mentioned, 600+ recommended)
Round 2- Nov 4th, Round 3- Jan 25th, Round 4- 31st March, Round 5- 28th May
Current score: 610 (Q45 V28 IR7 AWA5), taken on 7th October 2020
This score is not reflective of my true potential, as I was not prepared enough for the test. I decided to take the test for mere experience sake.
P.S Since this is my first post I'm unable to attach my ESR. If you are willing to help me analyse my ESR, kindly let me know, I'll send it to you in private. Thanks a bunch in advance
Materials used: Princeton Review 2020, OG 2020
My test experience:
Quant: I forgot about the time while doing my 20th q and spent almost 7 minutes. Rookie mistake, I know. I ended up having to rush through the rest of the section, which I believe caused the drop in my Q score. (ESR mentions I got all qs in the last quarter wrong)
Verbal: I'm confident I messed up the first few questions, as throughout the sections I felt like the questions were too easy.
Target score: 760 (Q51 V41+)
Considering I want to submit my applications for all universities by December mid, kindly recommend when I should retake the test, and what materials I should use (I'm currently confused between e-gmat and Manhattan). I can afford to spend 3-4 hours a day for GMAT.
I'm desparate for some guidance, I'd appreciate help in any form. Feel free to ask me any questions. Thank you
12 Oct 2020, 00:42
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sowmyabala
I think you should go through the following links they will be more than sufficient.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/months-of-pr ... l#p2568309
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... ml?fl=menu
https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-gmat-bo ... ml?fl=menu
https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-gmat-co ... ml?fl=menu
Hit kudos+1 if it helps
13 Oct 2020, 22:27
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sowmyabala
Hi Sowmyabala,
I think it's better to book a slot only when you consistently get a 760 in couple of mocks. Because without getting the score in the mock, there's point in taking the test. To improve your score to a 760, you need to put a considerable effort and focus on the right parameters.
If you need a general advice of how to improve your score, then here you go.
- Identify your weaker areas
- Identify if it's the lack of conceptual knowledge or lack of application skills that is holding you back
- Work on improving it
- Deal with one topic at a time
- Learn the methodology to solve questions( This has to be done for every topic)
- Take timed quizzes once you finish a particular topic
- Start taking mocks once you are done with all the concepts
Having said that, if you need a specific advice on how to organize concepts and which ones to focus on, I would need a few more details. And as you have an ESR, it would be really helpful to understand the insights of what actually went wrong. So, it would be great if we can connect over a zoom conference call and discuss things. That way we can analyze your ESR and quickly narrow things and make a proper study plan. I'm sharing the link below using which you can schedule a free consultation call with me.
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