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21 Nov 2012, 10:10
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Hello,
After I bombed the test in May I started studying again 2 weeks ago. I have studied for approx. 5-6 hours a day (only in verbal) and managed to raise my verbal score from 22 to 35. I need at least 40 in order to reach my target score.
I was scoring around 37-40 in quant in May but I need at least 47-49.
My question
Should I continue studying for verbal until I reach my target score 40-41 or should I rest for a while on the verbal section and go now to the quant section for 1-2 week?
p.s. I have my exam in December 21st and am able to contribute 5-6 hours of work every day until then
After I bombed the test in May I started studying again 2 weeks ago. I have studied for approx. 5-6 hours a day (only in verbal) and managed to raise my verbal score from 22 to 35. I need at least 40 in order to reach my target score.
I was scoring around 37-40 in quant in May but I need at least 47-49.
My question
Should I continue studying for verbal until I reach my target score 40-41 or should I rest for a while on the verbal section and go now to the quant section for 1-2 week?
p.s. I have my exam in December 21st and am able to contribute 5-6 hours of work every day until then
21 Nov 2012, 10:22
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arnijon90
It's time for you to start working on both simultaneously. Invest 2-3 hrs in Quant and 2-3 in Verbal.
