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21 Nov 2005, 13:03
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
I just took the GMAT and am disappointed with my score 600 (Q-47, V-26 !). I am not sure why my verbal is so low
. I felt the GMAT verbal was easier than that of 800Score and Kaplan.
My scores in
800Score: 640, 680
Kaplan: 590,620
What I understand from my GMAT experience is that I have something fundamentally flawed in my verbal concepts. Now the sad part is that I do not even know where I went wrong in GMAT verbal so as to attack my "weak areas".
Any help/advice on improving my verbal ability and helping me score a 700+ is very much appreciated.
I just took the GMAT and am disappointed with my score 600 (Q-47, V-26 !). I am not sure why my verbal is so low
. I felt the GMAT verbal was easier than that of 800Score and Kaplan.
My scores in
800Score: 640, 680
Kaplan: 590,620
What I understand from my GMAT experience is that I have something fundamentally flawed in my verbal concepts. Now the sad part is that I do not even know where I went wrong in GMAT verbal so as to attack my "weak areas".
Any help/advice on improving my verbal ability and helping me score a 700+ is very much appreciated.
21 Nov 2005, 14:00
Kudos
Bookmarks
Good Q score. Keep it up.
On Verbal, did you take enough practice tests? Did you review them? Did you work out OG and other excercises for Verbal? These are the keys.
Do OG thoroughly. Go thru the verbal forum (esp. the stickys) and you'll get loads of info there. This forum and the GMAT forum also carries some useful stuff.
PowerPrep and GMATPrep CAT score are more closer to the real one and will indicate your true weaknesses and strengths. With Math skills, reaching 700+ should not be a problem if you work hard on the Verbal.
Good Luck!
On Verbal, did you take enough practice tests? Did you review them? Did you work out OG and other excercises for Verbal? These are the keys.
Do OG thoroughly. Go thru the verbal forum (esp. the stickys) and you'll get loads of info there. This forum and the GMAT forum also carries some useful stuff.
PowerPrep and GMATPrep CAT score are more closer to the real one and will indicate your true weaknesses and strengths. With Math skills, reaching 700+ should not be a problem if you work hard on the Verbal.
Good Luck!
