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25 Oct 2011, 11:26
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Hey Guys,
I took the GMAT club Verbal tests (about 3 of them) and I kind of hover around 60-70%. Not that it would help but do you'll think that the Verbal Exams here are tougher than the real one? I just have 19 more days to go and don't know how to improve. SC is still such a huge challenge. I feel more comfortable with the sentences but the answers are still not right
Is there something that I can fall back on to improve my perfection? Not the Manhattan SC guide since I dont have the time. I am weak in quant and want to devote as much time as possible to that section.
I took the GMAT club Verbal tests (about 3 of them) and I kind of hover around 60-70%. Not that it would help but do you'll think that the Verbal Exams here are tougher than the real one? I just have 19 more days to go and don't know how to improve. SC is still such a huge challenge. I feel more comfortable with the sentences but the answers are still not right
Is there something that I can fall back on to improve my perfection? Not the Manhattan SC guide since I dont have the time. I am weak in quant and want to devote as much time as possible to that section.
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03 Nov 2011, 02:11
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Hi parama79
You can try solving the GMAT Prep SC questions (that you can find on this forum) to make yourself comfortable with the kind of questions expected on the actual test. If you still feel that you need to brush up on your SC skills before you practice more, then I'd suggest you go through the condensed version of Manhattan SC (about 100 pages) or the Aristotle SC Grail which is equally good.
Hope this helps.
All the best!
You can try solving the GMAT Prep SC questions (that you can find on this forum) to make yourself comfortable with the kind of questions expected on the actual test. If you still feel that you need to brush up on your SC skills before you practice more, then I'd suggest you go through the condensed version of Manhattan SC (about 100 pages) or the Aristotle SC Grail which is equally good.
Hope this helps.
All the best!
03 Nov 2011, 07:22
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parama79
Did you get a percentile result?
The math tests are absolutely harder but the verbal tests are not quite as hard (it is really tough to make verbal tough and stay within the GMAC borders). Does it make sense?
