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22 Dec 2013, 06:37
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Hello, my verbal scores don't seem to improve even though I have done tons of practicing from og13.
In cr and rc I am able to eliminate 3 options, and from the remaining two options I always tend to choose the wrong answer.
In sc I know all the rules but often it happens that I don't even know what is wrong in the sentence and only by seeing the answer choices I am able to find errors. But my accuracy is not improving at all in sc.
Can someone please let me know how to approach or what to try ?? i am following manhattan series and solving questions from og13 and verbal guide. I still have 40 days left for my GMAT. Right now I am scoring around 28 and for my target score I need 38 verbal score.
In cr and rc I am able to eliminate 3 options, and from the remaining two options I always tend to choose the wrong answer.
In sc I know all the rules but often it happens that I don't even know what is wrong in the sentence and only by seeing the answer choices I am able to find errors. But my accuracy is not improving at all in sc.
Can someone please let me know how to approach or what to try ?? i am following manhattan series and solving questions from og13 and verbal guide. I still have 40 days left for my GMAT. Right now I am scoring around 28 and for my target score I need 38 verbal score.
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22 Dec 2013, 14:38
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Hi - I have one bit of advice that served me well on the way to getting 48V.
It is not about quantity of questions, it is about quality.
What do I mean by this?
There is little point in doing lots of questions if you don't truly understand each one before moving on. So, do a few questions, see what you get. Then go back over the ones you got wrong, and really get into WHY they are wrong, if you don't understand - ask on here, every question has a thread.
Then, if you are satisfied you know them move on.
Then the key bit, the next morning, do the same questions you did yesterday as a 'warm up' - you saw them yesterday and understood them, so it should take you 10seconds each..
This forces you to understand every single question before moving on. It's also a good confidence booster to set you up the right way for the day ahead.
It is not about quantity of questions, it is about quality.
What do I mean by this?
There is little point in doing lots of questions if you don't truly understand each one before moving on. So, do a few questions, see what you get. Then go back over the ones you got wrong, and really get into WHY they are wrong, if you don't understand - ask on here, every question has a thread.
Then, if you are satisfied you know them move on.
Then the key bit, the next morning, do the same questions you did yesterday as a 'warm up' - you saw them yesterday and understood them, so it should take you 10seconds each..
This forces you to understand every single question before moving on. It's also a good confidence booster to set you up the right way for the day ahead.
22 Dec 2013, 19:37
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ThankYou plumber250. I will try and work on what you just said .
Can you also let me know how to break the barrier of 47-48 in quant .... I still cannot reach to 49 or 50.
Can you also let me know how to break the barrier of 47-48 in quant .... I still cannot reach to 49 or 50.
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