Your verbal looks good, I'd say the next one month focus on Quant, if you get your quant score to around 45, with a 35 in verbal, you should be in the 660 range.

Good Luck!

Thanks for the reply. On the practice tests that I took, I was already scoring in the range of 40-43 for quant. Unfortunately, I couldn't keep that up on the real test. So,I'm just wondering if there is anything else I can do.

tucorivo2003 wrote:Thanks for the reply. On the practice tests that I took, I was already scoring in the range of 40-43 for quant. Unfortunately, I couldn't keep that up on the real test. So,I'm just wondering if there is anything else I can do.

That's a huge drop then. What practice tests were you taking?

Have you also used the OG in your prep? Have your tried keeping an error log and reviewing some questions?

It might have to do with the nervousness. If you were stressed, check these out: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/stress-management

I was using the manhattangmat tests and I also practiced with gmatprep a few times. I used OG 12 especially for the PS but not so much for the DS.

I didn't keep the regular error log though but I went over my tests and wrote down the topics in which I didn't perform well. Then, I would go back to the textbooks to understand those topics.

So, do you really think keeping the suggested error log is the main factor for my improvement?
Btw, thanks for the link.

I think it's really important to keep track of your strengths and weaknesses. I can't say for sure if this was the main issue, could have been just stress.