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13 Apr 2014, 08:52
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Hi to everybody!
I would like to explain my experience during the last 3 months and hear your advices.
I've been studying for 3 months, reviewing math concepts, studying grammar, reading gmat experiences, etc. Once I had all the topics reviewed I took some CAT exams:
1. MGMAT-1 660
2. MGMAT-2 680
3. GMAT Prep 1 710
4. GMAT Pill 720
So once the 700 barrier was broke I decided to take the exam. The result was
IR 8
QUANT 47 73%
VERBAL 31 60%
AWA 5
TOTA SCORE 640
I was shocked and frustrated; how could I perform so bad? analyzing each part I found that my quant score was on my average but that the verbal score was really under the average. One week after the exam, I'm wondering whether my verbal score could be improved and how? I believed that scoring around 39 in verbal should be enough to broke the 700 barrier, but I don't know how I should study?
Could you guys recommend me the best online course to study and improve my verbal? I will like to retake my gmat examen in 1 month. I also would appreciate any comment or recommendation that you would like to share with me.
Thank you guys!
I would like to explain my experience during the last 3 months and hear your advices.
I've been studying for 3 months, reviewing math concepts, studying grammar, reading gmat experiences, etc. Once I had all the topics reviewed I took some CAT exams:
1. MGMAT-1 660
2. MGMAT-2 680
3. GMAT Prep 1 710
4. GMAT Pill 720
So once the 700 barrier was broke I decided to take the exam. The result was
IR 8
QUANT 47 73%
VERBAL 31 60%
AWA 5
TOTA SCORE 640
I was shocked and frustrated; how could I perform so bad? analyzing each part I found that my quant score was on my average but that the verbal score was really under the average. One week after the exam, I'm wondering whether my verbal score could be improved and how? I believed that scoring around 39 in verbal should be enough to broke the 700 barrier, but I don't know how I should study?
Could you guys recommend me the best online course to study and improve my verbal? I will like to retake my gmat examen in 1 month. I also would appreciate any comment or recommendation that you would like to share with me.
Thank you guys!
13 Apr 2014, 09:12
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The best thing you can do, is to purchase a college-level English grammar book, and read and study it straight through. I recommend this to all my clients, and get great results!
I'm a former Harvard interviewer, and Harvard grad and currently run the MBA Consulting firm: MBA Ivy League
The above should help!
Jillian
CEO/President
MBA Ivy League
www.MBAIvyLeague.com
I'm a former Harvard interviewer, and Harvard grad and currently run the MBA Consulting firm: MBA Ivy League
The above should help!
Jillian
CEO/President
MBA Ivy League
www.MBAIvyLeague.com
21 Apr 2014, 14:31
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Hi ArnauAnglerill,
Have you tried the OG books yet? They will likely help you tackle some standard GMAT English grammar questions.
Regards,
Elizabeth
Have you tried the OG books yet? They will likely help you tackle some standard GMAT English grammar questions.
Regards,
Elizabeth
