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Hello,
Im starting to study for the gmat. I have 3.5 months till the test in mid december.
for the verbal section i already have a plan using:
1. Aristotle - RC99
2. MGMAT - SC
3.PowerScore GMAT critical reasoning bible.
I have a B.Sc in computer science and my math background is pretty strong. ive been practicing all the needed math for the passing week which included 400 pages of algebra, geometry and all the rest which was pretty easy.
Ive been doing alot of reading and the biggest conclusion i have is that i need to perfect my verbal skills in order to get 680+. I am not a native speaker but also pretty strong in english as well.
how should i tackle the verbal section? what books are recommended?
I also have the princeton review book. is it any good?
thanks!
Im starting to study for the gmat. I have 3.5 months till the test in mid december.
for the verbal section i already have a plan using:
1. Aristotle - RC99
2. MGMAT - SC
3.PowerScore GMAT critical reasoning bible.
I have a B.Sc in computer science and my math background is pretty strong. ive been practicing all the needed math for the passing week which included 400 pages of algebra, geometry and all the rest which was pretty easy.
Ive been doing alot of reading and the biggest conclusion i have is that i need to perfect my verbal skills in order to get 680+. I am not a native speaker but also pretty strong in english as well.
how should i tackle the verbal section? what books are recommended?
I also have the princeton review book. is it any good?
thanks!
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