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Re: Facing issue with time management.. [#permalink]
nik,

Just in case you missed it, here bb outlines a detailed timing strategy:

timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-80176.html
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Re: Facing issue with time management.. [#permalink]
It seems you have some issues with fundamentals in Verbal, not just with timing. Nothing to worry about if you have enough time because the only known solution is the combination of learning gramatics from some guide like MGMAT SC and ton of practice. Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can do it in just 2 months.

Big jumps in verbal score are possible but that requires lot of practice. You have to practice RC, your reading is too slow at this moment. You should be able to read a passage under 3:30, that way you would have spent some 14 minutes reading 4 passages and additional 12 to 14 minutes for answering the questions. With that pacing, you will spend somewhere between 25 and 30 minutes only on RC, which leaves you some 45 minuts for other two sections.

Read as much as you can. Download RC1000 and read LSAT passages, they are ridiculously hard and will improve your speed. And be prepared to spend more than 2 months on this.



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