Pathfinder_77 wrote:
Uhh, it really hurts...
I don't see the problem in your math score, it is pretty OK as long as it ranges from 44-48. with little practice you could stabilize it on some 47-48 level which is more than enough even for top notch schools.
But your verbal is totally different story... Your scores are brutaly low, I mean... Indian guy with 22-28... that is going to kill your applications even on some really low ranked schools. Mid 20s Verbal scores without improvement indicate that you are using wrong material for your study or that you have some really serious problems with your English language. I sincerely hope that it is the first scenario for you... Do you use Kaplan material for Verbal? Anything, like GMAT800 or anything else?
Unless you experience some lucky twist in your exam (I hope you will, because I know some people who scored high Verbal by a pure luck), you will have to work from the scratch on your verbal skills. Just don't give up whatever happens! Never give up.
I know
pathfinder, I am myself surprised as to why my verbal score is low. I have been educated in english speaking schools and have studied most of the stuff in english. I also pursued a masters degree from the UK. I like watching english movies a lot. Thus I don;t think its lack of or bad english skills that killing me. It has got to do with something else I guess. Let me re-work on my english and though I am again reading
MGmat SC and other SC notes that I found in this forum, I need to work on RC as that is an area of concern. Any advice on how to restart verbal?