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Re: Another average performance (660) [#permalink]
Would appreciate any tips as to how to proceed from here/how to improve my verbal reasoning skills (or rather, my time management in the verbal part...).

Using time markers may be helpful. There's also a 5 Verbal tips and How to get a V40 post on the GMAT Knight blog you might find worth reading too. Download the idiom list if you haven't memorized any for Sentence Correction.

Based on your ESR, your CR is sucking the most time (2:28) and the weakest amongst your 3 sub-sections (26th). I've suggested Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR (and SC) to students.
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I'd note that my accuracy across the different OG questions was pretty good, thus I suspect that the main issue with regard to my verbal reasoning skills lies with time management, or other test-taking strategy approaches.

What has been your percentage accuracy on medium and hard verbal questions?
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MCBAS wrote:
I'd note that my accuracy across the different OG questions was pretty good, thus I suspect that the main issue with regard to my verbal reasoning skills lies with time management, or other test-taking strategy approaches.

What has been your percentage accuracy on medium and hard verbal questions?


My accuracy has actually been quite good accros the medium (25%-45% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 85%-90% accuracy), hard (55%-65% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 70-75% accuracy) and very hard (75%-95% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 55%-60% accuracy) OG questions in both SC and CR (more so with SC questions, I suppose).
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MartyTargetTestPrep wrote:
MCBAS wrote:
I'd note that my accuracy across the different OG questions was pretty good, thus I suspect that the main issue with regard to my verbal reasoning skills lies with time management, or other test-taking strategy approaches.

What has been your percentage accuracy on medium and hard verbal questions?


My accuracy has actually been quite good accros the medium (25%-45% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 85%-90% accuracy), hard (55%-65% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 70-75% accuracy) and very hard (75%-95% GMATClub difficulty indicator - 55%-60% accuracy) OG questions in both SC and CR (more so with SC questions, I suppose).

Those accuracies are OK, but they are in line with your verbal score because they indicate that you don't quite have verbal under control.

When you have verbal under control, you'll achieve 90%+ accuracy on medium questions and 80%+ on hard and very hard questions.

In addition, ideally, you'd be able to get 15 medium and 10 hard questions of each type correct in a row. See this post for more on that.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-practic ... 56936.html

Also, see this one for more on how to practice GMAT verbal for best results.

Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
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