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07 Aug 2006, 16:09
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Just recovering from a disaster on Kaplan, 590 on CAT 1. It almost makes me feel I need a century to do something about verbal. My quant is under control but Verbal just kills me.
I know people say that Kaplan is generally tougher. But what material can I use to improve Verbal. I have only 20 days before my exam and don't think I can postpone it!
Any one who managed a similar situation lemme know whats the best way to work around Verbal!
Thanks.
I know people say that Kaplan is generally tougher. But what material can I use to improve Verbal. I have only 20 days before my exam and don't think I can postpone it!
Any one who managed a similar situation lemme know whats the best way to work around Verbal!
Thanks.
07 Aug 2006, 16:48
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I would actually go further. Kaplan isn't tougher, it's simply not indicative of the real test.
I would heartily suggest not wasting your time with Kaplan. Their questions are set up differently than those appearing in the OG & GMATprep, and I really think that practicing the Kaplan questions do not help.
I would suggest going to the OG, GMATprep, and the old paper tests. It's true that many of the questions on the paper tests are easier, but their main value is that their set-up and reasoning are just like the real thing (actually they were the real thing in their day).
I would heartily suggest not wasting your time with Kaplan. Their questions are set up differently than those appearing in the OG & GMATprep, and I really think that practicing the Kaplan questions do not help.
I would suggest going to the OG, GMATprep, and the old paper tests. It's true that many of the questions on the paper tests are easier, but their main value is that their set-up and reasoning are just like the real thing (actually they were the real thing in their day).
