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Hi friends,
I have been preparing since mid-May and have covered around 80% of Manhattan Prep and 75% of GMAT Official Guide.
I had given the first mock in the start of June and scored 680 (Q49,V34).
I gave the second mock exam today and scored 660 (Q49,V32).
In the second mock, I did some silly mistakes in quant and hence it might have stuck at 49. But in verbal, I thought it went pretty well. But in the mid-way I got 6 consecutive wrong answers.
My comfort level in Verbal is RC > CR > SC.
However, I made more mistake in CR now then in SC.
Can someone help me the strategy that I should I follow for the next 40 days to improve my Verbal score by at least 5 points.
I have been preparing since mid-May and have covered around 80% of Manhattan Prep and 75% of GMAT Official Guide.
I had given the first mock in the start of June and scored 680 (Q49,V34).
I gave the second mock exam today and scored 660 (Q49,V32).
In the second mock, I did some silly mistakes in quant and hence it might have stuck at 49. But in verbal, I thought it went pretty well. But in the mid-way I got 6 consecutive wrong answers.
My comfort level in Verbal is RC > CR > SC.
However, I made more mistake in CR now then in SC.
Can someone help me the strategy that I should I follow for the next 40 days to improve my Verbal score by at least 5 points.
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Updated on: 05 Sep 2020, 11:05
Originally posted by SohGMAT2020 on 05 Sep 2020, 09:35.
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Hi pasameer
I believe spending more time with Sc will make you more comfortable in that area. Focus on the meaning of the sentence and the hard error points ( such as subject-verb; Modifiers; // ism; tense etc )
You can refer to GMATNinja videos available on youtube. I believe those can help a lot.
Once you practise a good number of questions ( try official questions for verbal) you will find SC more comfortable.
Hope this helps!
I believe spending more time with Sc will make you more comfortable in that area. Focus on the meaning of the sentence and the hard error points ( such as subject-verb; Modifiers; // ism; tense etc )
You can refer to GMATNinja videos available on youtube. I believe those can help a lot.
Once you practise a good number of questions ( try official questions for verbal) you will find SC more comfortable.
Hope this helps!
