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Hello people,
I have my GMAT scheduled on the 29th of September for which I'm seeking help regarding the study plan.
I've been scoring a Q46-48 on an average but a V20. I am looking for a rigorous two-week plan with which I can improve my verbal score to a decent level
I've already completed reading manhattan guides but seems very less improvement, could anyone please suggest me a method to improve my foundations as well use them effectively in the test.
For practice, I'm currently working on the verbal review 2021 and GMAT Club. Any good test series for verbal is also appreciated.
Thanks for the help
Hello people,
I have my GMAT scheduled on the 29th of September for which I'm seeking help regarding the study plan.
I've been scoring a Q46-48 on an average but a V20. I am looking for a rigorous two-week plan with which I can improve my verbal score to a decent level
I've already completed reading manhattan guides but seems very less improvement, could anyone please suggest me a method to improve my foundations as well use them effectively in the test.
For practice, I'm currently working on the verbal review 2021 and GMAT Club. Any good test series for verbal is also appreciated.
Thanks for the help
Updated on: 13 Sep 2020, 04:55
Originally posted by Nevernevergiveup on 13 Sep 2020, 01:30.
Last edited by Nevernevergiveup on 13 Sep 2020, 04:55, edited 1 time in total.
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Pranayyerra
hi I'm not an expert but Ill try to help you.
take egmat sc course and mgmat guide together and read them to improve in SC. pay attention to meaning more than logic.
for critical reasoning follow any book but pen down your answer every time explaining why your answer is wrong or right.
always read OE(original explanation) and re-analyse in your mind.
RC just practice and read answers. dont go for posts which have no explanations.
mgmat cats are good and also you can consider postponing your exam for one month atleast if you have time.
13 Sep 2020, 04:02
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Pranayyerra
Two weeks is too less of time to prepare for GMAT, particularly if you at V20. Also, what you are targeting and what is your base score is not known.
If test series is concerned only refer GMAT Official tests 3 to 6 verbal specifically. If you are weak in Verbal no course or books would help without practice. So practice topic wise to see any improvement. You already have the best Verbal SC guide(Manhattan), better go through it again.
Others, for the sake of practice, are Manhattan and Veritas.
