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Re: 700 (Q50, V35) need to improve verbal [#permalink]
Yes, Anexas is spot on.

Doing SC/CR/RC individually is one thing.

But doing them mixed up all together is another thing.

We always recommend doing them individually at first to maximize improvement. But near the middle-end of your preparation, you need to mix them all together. This is a challenge in itself.

The test is indeed a marathon - and with verbal at the very end of your test, it's important to sustain your mental energy for the most difficult at the end. Switching brain modes from quant to verbal is already tough - switching among various verbal questions is even tougher. So understand that is part of the challenge.
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Re: 700 (Q50, V35) need to improve verbal [#permalink]
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Yes, Anexas is spot on.

Doing SC/CR/RC individually is one thing.

But doing them mixed up all together is another thing.

We always recommend doing them individually at first to maximize improvement. But near the middle-end of your preparation, you need to mix them all together. This is a challenge in itself.

The test is indeed a marathon - and with verbal at the very end of your test, it's important to sustain your mental energy for the most difficult at the end. Switching brain modes from quant to verbal is already tough - switching among various verbal questions is even tougher. So understand that is part of the challenge.



Thanks much everyone for your valuable advice.. I will work on this and earn some good :)
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Re: 700 (Q50, V35) need to improve verbal [#permalink]
math is easy for asian students,but verbal is really hard :(((((((
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Re: 700 (Q50, V35) need to improve verbal [#permalink]
hello, every time I do quantitative part, i always doubt myself when choosing an option even though I know I have more than 99% of getting the answer right, because I just dont want to get tricked by gmat questions any more, this is how I feel deep inside my heart.
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700 (Q50, V35) need to improve verbal [#permalink]
pwb
what was your final score?
I am facing exactly same issue and getting same score :)
PLease help
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