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25 Nov 2011, 03:53
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Hello to all the great people around here,
This month I have decided to go for my MBA and learnt that GMAT is the way for a Good one. I started searching online and found this promising forum GMAT Club. This week I bought a couple of books Cracking GMAT 2012 from Princeton Review and
Strategies, Practice and Review from Kaplan. I have downloaded GMAT Prep tool and given a sample test. I am scoring around 40 in Math and low 20s in Verbal.
I need guidance on how shall I approach for my study, shall I focus less on Math and more on Verbal? or shall I focus only on Verbal for some time till reach a decent score like 30+?
What are the good books/links/references for studying Verbal?
Thanks,
Srini.
This month I have decided to go for my MBA and learnt that GMAT is the way for a Good one. I started searching online and found this promising forum GMAT Club. This week I bought a couple of books Cracking GMAT 2012 from Princeton Review and
Strategies, Practice and Review from Kaplan. I have downloaded GMAT Prep tool and given a sample test. I am scoring around 40 in Math and low 20s in Verbal.
I need guidance on how shall I approach for my study, shall I focus less on Math and more on Verbal? or shall I focus only on Verbal for some time till reach a decent score like 30+?
What are the good books/links/references for studying Verbal?
Thanks,
Srini.
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