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23 Jul 2022, 01:10
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Hi Everyone!
I scored 690 in my diagnostic GMAC Official Mock Test. I wish to score 750+. My main weakness is the Verbal section (I usually get 15 questions wrong). Could anyone please guide me on what strategy should I adopt to achieve my goal? Any pointers regarding improving my understanding of the Verbal section and the best resources for Mock tests (besides the official ones) and question banks would be very helpful.
P.S. I've gone through briefly through the guides, but they are very text heavy, and I have a time constraint of 1 month to achieve my goal.
I scored 690 in my diagnostic GMAC Official Mock Test. I wish to score 750+. My main weakness is the Verbal section (I usually get 15 questions wrong). Could anyone please guide me on what strategy should I adopt to achieve my goal? Any pointers regarding improving my understanding of the Verbal section and the best resources for Mock tests (besides the official ones) and question banks would be very helpful.
P.S. I've gone through briefly through the guides, but they are very text heavy, and I have a time constraint of 1 month to achieve my goal.
23 Jul 2022, 01:44
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For a 750+, you'll probably want a V42+ score. Had a student who went from a V41 to a V45 in about 10 days. The 6 hours we spent went over solving approach. Perhaps find a study buddy with strong verbal skills who can show you their way of going through questions. This sort of learning doesn't have to take long and may significantly boost your score. Had another student even go from a V31 to a V40 in about 30 days, the same amount of time you have remaining.
If you've run out of Official Guide questions, consider checking out the Online only question banks. The GMAT Knight blog has some Verbal video tips you mind find helpful, too.
If you've run out of Official Guide questions, consider checking out the Online only question banks. The GMAT Knight blog has some Verbal video tips you mind find helpful, too.
