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I APPEARED FOR GMAT ON 22.08.2022.I was upset with my score 640(Q48,V28)...I was confident I would get at least 7 out of 10 questions from GMAT RC in the 1st 3 passages correct, though I skipped the 4th passage as I had less time for rest no. of questions.I scored a dismaying 22 percentile in RC.Can I know is it possible that even after 7 correct ,it is possible to score not more than 22 percentile.Third,I did not get any difficult question in 3rd quarter in verbal...I guess my ability was already limited by my performance in 2nd quadrant of verbal.I had got 7 out of 9 questions correct in 2nd quadrant but I did not get any difficult question and just missed two easy questions in 3rd quarter.Please suggest how to improve in verbal(V38).I have attached ESR along with this.
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12 Sep 2022, 08:33
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Time management could perhaps do with some tuning up. Perhaps use time markers. Your Sentence Correction is decent. The RC and CR is where you can potentially move the needle the most. For RC, work on a reading methodology, understand how INFERENCE questions work on the GMAT, etc. Had a 6-hour student who went from a V31 to a V40 in about 30 days. They mention a variety of resources and tips that may help you. All the best! Perhaps work with a study buddy. There's a discord link on the GMAT Knight blog.
12 Sep 2022, 12:30
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Hi Parthasarathi.
One key thing you can do that will likely result in your scoring higher on GMAT verbal is learn a reliable strategy for each type of RC question. Having clear strategies can make it much easier to answer questions correctly and quickly.
In fact, I'll be hosting a webinar on RC Detail questions this Friday at 11 Eastern. You can sign up for it once the announcement appears on GMAT Club on Wednesday or Thursday.
Meanwhile, you can learn how to prepare for GMAT verbal effectively by reading this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Also, for some tips on how to speed up in verbal, see this one.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
One key thing you can do that will likely result in your scoring higher on GMAT verbal is learn a reliable strategy for each type of RC question. Having clear strategies can make it much easier to answer questions correctly and quickly.
In fact, I'll be hosting a webinar on RC Detail questions this Friday at 11 Eastern. You can sign up for it once the announcement appears on GMAT Club on Wednesday or Thursday.
Meanwhile, you can learn how to prepare for GMAT verbal effectively by reading this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Also, for some tips on how to speed up in verbal, see this one.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
