arunima88 wrote:I have 18 months of work experience in power sector... i appeared for CAT and got 71.1 percentile ( 90 percentile in Quants and 34 percentile in Verbal). I know the score is very disastrous.

CAT and GMAT are different ball game. Don't judge yourself with your CAT score. Here is a CAT passage with GMAT experts view on this:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/problem-with ... tml#424748.

arunima88 wrote:I am planning to take GMAT in this June. Please suggest me what should be my approach...

Dont judge your verbal level with your CAT score. 34 in verbal is a decent score - in your first practice test.
For non native speakers, verbal is the major concern - so start with it first. Since you have recently given CAT, you can easily cope up with GMAT maths with 2 weeks practice - as the only section you have to work is DS.

arunima88 wrote:My first GMAT prep score was 490 (again disastrous). The score was only 44Q, 34 V...

This score seems not to correlate properly. 44 in quant and 34 in verbal will fetch you something around 630-640, not 490.


Hope this helps !!

I would suggest to first target 650-700 and once you are there then target 750. Prepration needs different strategies in these 2 steps. From 500 to 650, its all about fundamentals; from 650 to 750 its all about speed and stamina.

Actually my score is 19 in Verbal not 34....

hello ma'am even i am preparing for the exam.. when will you be giving the exam?

i am new to this site but was active in gmat club..

i think it would be good if we can share the material ..