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Most GMAT test-takers are intimidated by the hardest GMAT Verbal questions. In this session, Target Test Prep GMAT instructor Erika Tyler-John, a 100th percentile GMAT scorer, will show you how top scorers break down challenging Verbal questions..
28 Sep 2014, 12:06
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Dear all,
I am 31 and working. I have taken holidays to prepare for GMAT. I have been preparing for GMAT since last 2 weeks. Prior to this, I have spent 1 weeks and multiple hours in the train travel reviewing Verbal problems.
I have one more week left for my GMAT exams. So far the practice results have been:
16/09: 640 in OG prep material
23/09: 580(37,33) on MGMAT (shocker!)
25/09: 620(39,35) on MGMAT (Ran out of time, didnt read 5 quant questions, just blindly guessed)
and today 28/09, I scored 680 (Q44, V38)on GMAT. (last 1 question in quant and last 1 in verbal blindly guessed as i was running out of time)
I am an engineer and have a good background in maths. However, I find the Quant problems of MGMAT difficult for the 2min time frame.
Plus, i have decided i shall try only 9 IR problems (leaving 3 two-part question which from practice i find as time drains). I find it impossible to complete all 12 in given time.
I have one more week to go and would love to break the 700 barrier. Can you please suggest what should be the best strategy to achieve this goal.
Thank you very much!
Regards,
Tans.
I am 31 and working. I have taken holidays to prepare for GMAT. I have been preparing for GMAT since last 2 weeks. Prior to this, I have spent 1 weeks and multiple hours in the train travel reviewing Verbal problems.
I have one more week left for my GMAT exams. So far the practice results have been:
16/09: 640 in OG prep material
23/09: 580(37,33) on MGMAT (shocker!)
25/09: 620(39,35) on MGMAT (Ran out of time, didnt read 5 quant questions, just blindly guessed)
and today 28/09, I scored 680 (Q44, V38)on GMAT. (last 1 question in quant and last 1 in verbal blindly guessed as i was running out of time)
I am an engineer and have a good background in maths. However, I find the Quant problems of MGMAT difficult for the 2min time frame.
Plus, i have decided i shall try only 9 IR problems (leaving 3 two-part question which from practice i find as time drains). I find it impossible to complete all 12 in given time.
I have one more week to go and would love to break the 700 barrier. Can you please suggest what should be the best strategy to achieve this goal.
Thank you very much!
Regards,
Tans.
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29 Sep 2014, 05:36
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For Quant, really focus in on the basic concept foundation and master the shortcuts. Master what the GMAT is asking for before you finish the question, that will help you complete the questions in a 2 minute time frame. For Verbal, I had to focus on SC because I was terrible there- it just depends on where you are weak on verbal.
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