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21 Aug 2011, 10:56
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Hi,
Yesterday took first practice test in gmat prep. Got a score of 640 with Q49 (out 37, 13 incorrect) and V28 (Out of 41, 17 incorrect). I haven't yet started my Verbal preparation in full speed. Kept it for the last, so that the learning will remain fresh in mind.
Now planning to prepare SC, CR and RC in the next 1 week, and then giving again the practice test. Thinking of using the strategy mentioned here (gmatclub. com/forum/verbal-need-to-strategise-119211.html#p963913)
Please let me know if something else I can do which can help me in better preparation of verbal section.
Yesterday took first practice test in gmat prep. Got a score of 640 with Q49 (out 37, 13 incorrect) and V28 (Out of 41, 17 incorrect). I haven't yet started my Verbal preparation in full speed. Kept it for the last, so that the learning will remain fresh in mind.
Now planning to prepare SC, CR and RC in the next 1 week, and then giving again the practice test. Thinking of using the strategy mentioned here (gmatclub. com/forum/verbal-need-to-strategise-119211.html#p963913)
Please let me know if something else I can do which can help me in better preparation of verbal section.
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22 Aug 2011, 07:22
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Since you have not done much prep for verbal, what you have is currently a good "starting point". Once you get through those books, take another practice test and determine what subsections you need the most improvement on (your score is only as good as your weakest subsection). At that point, more specific books/problem sets will become useful.
Thanks,
Thanks,
22 Aug 2011, 07:35
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dont completely ignore your quant as well. Make sure you at least do a few qtns every day to keep your brain limber. Cheers and good luck!
