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10 Nov 2020, 01:56
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Hi, I scored 650 on official GMAC official mock.
I got Q49 and V29 to be specific.
I struggled with sentence correction to be precise while math was smooth except some silly mistakes.
If I am aiming 730+ how much prep is needed for Verbal?
I got Q49 and V29 to be specific.
I struggled with sentence correction to be precise while math was smooth except some silly mistakes.
If I am aiming 730+ how much prep is needed for Verbal?
10 Nov 2020, 09:04
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Hey 650 is definitely a great score to start with
The list of best resource for each of the Verbal topics is as follows
SC - E-gmat is one of the best prep providers for verbal. You can alternatively stick to just Manhattan SC guide. but i personally like the course for it's structure
CR - Powerscore bible (Hands down the best CR book out there)
RC- You can use the Manhattan RC or Aristotle RC to improve
Spend 1-2 weeks reviewing these books / course
Start doing timed practice for all the OG problems
Quant : Do a mix of 15 PS / 15 DS every day (Can do 2 sets per day if you have the time)
Verbal: Do a mix of 13-15 SC / 10-12 CR / 2RC's (Can do 2 sets per day)
Kudos if it helps
The list of best resource for each of the Verbal topics is as follows
SC - E-gmat is one of the best prep providers for verbal. You can alternatively stick to just Manhattan SC guide. but i personally like the course for it's structure
CR - Powerscore bible (Hands down the best CR book out there)
RC- You can use the Manhattan RC or Aristotle RC to improve
Spend 1-2 weeks reviewing these books / course
Start doing timed practice for all the OG problems
Quant : Do a mix of 15 PS / 15 DS every day (Can do 2 sets per day if you have the time)
Verbal: Do a mix of 13-15 SC / 10-12 CR / 2RC's (Can do 2 sets per day)
Kudos if it helps
shameekv1989
GMAT 3: 720 Q50 V38
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10 Nov 2020, 14:52
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I second the above suggestion.
How long have you been studying already? Are you a native speaker? In anycase, Verbal strategies can be mastered once you get a hang on the concepts GMAC usually incorporates in the sections.
For the high verbal score though, you would want to see 100% accuracy in sub-600, 90% accuracy in 600-700 level and >60% accuracy in 700-level questions. My suggestion would be to keep track of common mistakes you make, and keep on working to improve those.
All the best!!
How long have you been studying already? Are you a native speaker? In anycase, Verbal strategies can be mastered once you get a hang on the concepts GMAC usually incorporates in the sections.
For the high verbal score though, you would want to see 100% accuracy in sub-600, 90% accuracy in 600-700 level and >60% accuracy in 700-level questions. My suggestion would be to keep track of common mistakes you make, and keep on working to improve those.
All the best!!
