I will be writing my
GMAT by the end of August and I target to achieve a score of 650 with 49 in
Quant and 30 in Verbal . The plan will contain following action points:
Verbal is all about
retention
- In Verbal, retention of already mastered concepts is
much more important than mastering any new concept since revising all
mastered concepts from start to end takes very long time. So, make
condensed notes to revise SC(less than 3 hours), CR(less than 2 hours) and RC(less than 1 hour)
- For CR, master pen-paper approach by redoing problems
from OG15 and VR15 and maintaining less than 2 minutes per problems
for 90% problems
- For SC, 90% of problems from OG15, VR15 and e-GMAT
course must be solvable in less than 2 minutes and reason for all
incorrect choices must also be identified within this time
Quant is all about
practice
- For PS, I must understand and come up with final
approach to solve 90% of problems from OG15 and QR15 in less than 2
minutes.
- For DS, I must narrow down answer choice to just one
for 90% of problems from OG15 and QR15 in less than 3 minutes.
Full-Length Exam to optimize
intuitive mechanism
- In real GMAT, there is a trade-off between accuracy and
time taken. I must take full-length exam on each weekend to optimize this trade-off
metric, to develop an intuitive assessment mechanism which guides on when
to switch to next question and to develop skills to accelerate problem
solving in situations of time crunch
Hopefully, all the above action
items will be completed religiously.
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