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I have started my GMAT preparation in 2021. During the initial phase, my most difficult topic was that of verbal. Even after spending the days at learning, the verbal score was not improving.
Over the months, I have realised the key to improve or understand the verbal is to practice more and more. And after every practice, one should carefully read through through the explanations and should clearly, why a certain option is eliminated or selected. this process surely helps in understanding the concepts in a faster pace.
Over the months, I have realised the key to improve or understand the verbal is to practice more and more. And after every practice, one should carefully read through through the explanations and should clearly, why a certain option is eliminated or selected. this process surely helps in understanding the concepts in a faster pace.
12 Apr 2022, 21:57
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GMAT learning is a process and it's important to enjoy that journey of learning.
You rightly said that it's important to know why option are wrong and also to practice questions but restrict it to official material only especially verbal..
Wish you the best ..
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You rightly said that it's important to know why option are wrong and also to practice questions but restrict it to official material only especially verbal..
Wish you the best ..
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12 Apr 2022, 22:39
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Hi Nibedita, I would slightly disagree with this. Just focusing on practice (and reading explanations), is a very unstructured way of preparing, in my opinion.
Accessing a well-structured and contextual theory, before you start working on practice problems, provides a more seamless and efficient way of learning.
Accessing a well-structured and contextual theory, before you start working on practice problems, provides a more seamless and efficient way of learning.
