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Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   18 Jun 2011, 06:05
How to get the best score of verbal section for non native English speakers?
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Re: Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   18 Jun 2011, 06:57
The best way is to asess where you stand first. Try a diagnostic test. Then based on the results find out your weak areas and start working on improving them. For SC, Manhattan SC really helps and for CR Powerscore CR bible is good. Would advise you to refer to the recommended books sections in this site so that you can tailor it to suit to your need and also your target score. All the best!
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Re: Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   19 Jun 2011, 13:17
I have got 8 guides of MGMAT. Do u think that would be enough? or shall I buy other books?
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Re: Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   19 Jun 2011, 19:42
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I have got 8 guides of MGMAT. Do u think that would be enough? or shall I buy other books?


Get the Powerscore CR Bible. I thought it was the best GMAT book that I used.

You should also just start reading as much as possible. I would recommend reading a few articles from The Economist and The Wall Street Journal each day. A lot of the articles resemble the same writing style as what you might see in certain parts of the GMAT.
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Re: Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   20 Jun 2011, 12:35
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h110us wrote:
I have got 8 guides of MGMAT. Do u think that would be enough? or shall I buy other books?


Get the Powerscore CR Bible. I thought it was the best GMAT book that I used.

You should also just start reading as much as possible. I would recommend reading a few articles from The Economist and The Wall Street Journal each day. A lot of the articles resemble the same writing style as what you might see in certain parts of the GMAT.

Where can I find those articles? are they available on their website free of charge?
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Re: Scoring Verbal section [#permalink] New post   20 Jun 2011, 12:44
h110us wrote:
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h110us wrote:
I have got 8 guides of MGMAT. Do u think that would be enough? or shall I buy other books?


Get the Powerscore CR Bible. I thought it was the best GMAT book that I used.

You should also just start reading as much as possible. I would recommend reading a few articles from The Economist and The Wall Street Journal each day. A lot of the articles resemble the same writing style as what you might see in certain parts of the GMAT.

Where can I find those articles? are they available on their website free of charge?


I think there's a limit to how many articles you can read for free each month. I just follow WSJ and TheEconomist on Twitter and follow the links to articles that they post there. It's always been free for me to do it that way.
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