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25 Aug 2014, 21:08
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I took one of Manhattan's full length tests cold and got 50Q 40V (730).
I bought GMAT hacks extreme challenge math problems and can do them with ease so not worried about Q.
I got 13/41 wrong in Verbal, so I definitely have room to improve there, hopefully to a 45+.
Seems like most questions I got wrong were RC or CR.
What material should I use?
Ideally I would like just the hard questions.
I bought GMAT hacks extreme challenge math problems and can do them with ease so not worried about Q.
I got 13/41 wrong in Verbal, so I definitely have room to improve there, hopefully to a 45+.
Seems like most questions I got wrong were RC or CR.
What material should I use?
Ideally I would like just the hard questions.
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26 Aug 2014, 19:08
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I think RC and CR are two of the hardest question types to find materials for. I used Kaplan and Manhattan and just did as many of the practice questions and exams as possible. I also used the free Veritas Prep iOS app videos on Reading Comprehension; those videos were helpful for me.
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