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03 Apr 2014, 12:13
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Hi bb
My GMAT is scheduled on 15th April in New Delhi.
I am currently facing a big issue of accuracy in Verbal. I have improved my RC accuracy a lot (Not more that 2 incorrect in any of the last 3 practice tests I have solved). Earlier it was not even 40 percent. Strategies on GMAT CLUB discussions have helped a lot. But I am facing a lot of trouble in CR. I have solved a lot of official questions in timed mode ( The whole GMATprep question bank). Was doing pretty well there. But when I solve a practice test, the accuracy drops. I just solved a Veritas Prep's CAT and god 9 out of 16 wrong. Having solved the whole question bank, I cannot judge my performance through GMATprep tests.
I want to know, are the CR questions in Veritas, Kaplan and MGMAT little a little off from the official questions...I knid of feel so. Will solving so many CR questions be any helpful in the actual GMAT? Can I count on that or should I start solving more CR questions? If you could please advise.
My GMAT is scheduled on 15th April in New Delhi.
I am currently facing a big issue of accuracy in Verbal. I have improved my RC accuracy a lot (Not more that 2 incorrect in any of the last 3 practice tests I have solved). Earlier it was not even 40 percent. Strategies on GMAT CLUB discussions have helped a lot. But I am facing a lot of trouble in CR. I have solved a lot of official questions in timed mode ( The whole GMATprep question bank). Was doing pretty well there. But when I solve a practice test, the accuracy drops. I just solved a Veritas Prep's CAT and god 9 out of 16 wrong. Having solved the whole question bank, I cannot judge my performance through GMATprep tests.
I want to know, are the CR questions in Veritas, Kaplan and MGMAT little a little off from the official questions...I knid of feel so. Will solving so many CR questions be any helpful in the actual GMAT? Can I count on that or should I start solving more CR questions? If you could please advise.
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utkmittal1
Hi! Sorry I have been traveling last week and missed the reply.
That's really impressive results with RC - this is the hardest area to improve and you should grab on that gain as much as you can.
My suggestions would be to stick with the official prep materials - CR is a tough topic/question type to replicate by test prep companies (there are a lot of subtleties related to scope, logic, and relationship). So stick to the official questions as much as you can (i.e. GMAT Prep and such).
P.S. I can recommend working on your mistakes still - see this post offering more insights: how-to-review-and-analyze-your-mistakes-167118.html
I was so confident and fast during the 75 minutes of verbal section that I knew what my scores were going to be even before I was on 30th question 
