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kunalchourey
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Dear Members,
As I continue my GMAT quest and track my progress, I'm observing something that I want to share to you all and get your feedback.
I'm preparing for a couple of months now, took instructor-led course to get the fundamentals right, and more importantly for the momentum.
I can honestly say that I'm cognizant of the strategies & steps to take on each of the SC, CR and RC question types. Even as I feel well-versed with the strategy part, I don't get all my practice questions correct. One would say, what makes you then think you know how to attack a problem? Well, for one - I can generally narrow down to 2 plausible choices (like many of us) and the correct answer choice is usually one of them. And two, when I see the explanation, I feel fairly convinced. It does not dawn on me then that ahh! that's why.
What is it that I need to put in to my prep to further hone my work? Do I need to practice more and more and more? Or I just don't have the aptitude that a good GMAT score requires?
I won't feel confident on the test day till I'm able to bag close 100% accuracy during practice.
This is a dilemma I'm facing and hope to benefit from your personal experiences and expert advice.
Thanks!
Regards, Kunal
As I continue my GMAT quest and track my progress, I'm observing something that I want to share to you all and get your feedback.
I'm preparing for a couple of months now, took instructor-led course to get the fundamentals right, and more importantly for the momentum.
I can honestly say that I'm cognizant of the strategies & steps to take on each of the SC, CR and RC question types. Even as I feel well-versed with the strategy part, I don't get all my practice questions correct. One would say, what makes you then think you know how to attack a problem? Well, for one - I can generally narrow down to 2 plausible choices (like many of us) and the correct answer choice is usually one of them. And two, when I see the explanation, I feel fairly convinced. It does not dawn on me then that ahh! that's why.
What is it that I need to put in to my prep to further hone my work? Do I need to practice more and more and more? Or I just don't have the aptitude that a good GMAT score requires?
I won't feel confident on the test day till I'm able to bag close 100% accuracy during practice.
This is a dilemma I'm facing and hope to benefit from your personal experiences and expert advice.
Thanks!
Regards, Kunal
