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I took the GMAT last year and scored 700 (Q50, V34). Now I am planning to re-take it in the last week of Oct. I am targetting 40+ in verbal, hence to practice, I would need a source where I can get enough 'appropriate difficulty' verbal questions. I have already exhausted the 6 MGMAT practice tests.
I think, I need two things:
1. A CAT exam source where I can evaluate my progress. I am fine even if I get only verbal material. MGMAT tests were good but I have now exhausted it.
2. A question bank with good number of 700+ verbal questions where I can practice with questions that I am likely to see in the exam
Does Manhattan or any other organization sell only verbal 700+ material?
I hear GMATClub tests are pretty good for Quant, but I need something for Verbal as I plan to focus on Verbal this time.
Any inputs would be appreciated.
I think, I need two things:
1. A CAT exam source where I can evaluate my progress. I am fine even if I get only verbal material. MGMAT tests were good but I have now exhausted it.
2. A question bank with good number of 700+ verbal questions where I can practice with questions that I am likely to see in the exam
Does Manhattan or any other organization sell only verbal 700+ material?
I hear GMATClub tests are pretty good for Quant, but I need something for Verbal as I plan to focus on Verbal this time.
Any inputs would be appreciated.
04 Oct 2012, 12:04
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