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I am running out of practice material particularly for verbal section. Can anybody tell me best practice material for verbal (s.c). I need only practice questions with explanations . My exam is on august 28, and I am aiming for 600. I have 1012 gmat practice questions (Princeton review) . Is this enough for quantitative? I am already completed 5 series of MGMAT. Are there any good deals for buying only practice questions fro both verbal and quantitative.
I am running out of practice material particularly for verbal section. Can anybody tell me best practice material for verbal (s.c). I need only practice questions with explanations . My exam is on august 28, and I am aiming for 600. I have 1012 gmat practice questions (Princeton review) . Is this enough for quantitative? I am already completed 5 series of MGMAT. Are there any good deals for buying only practice questions fro both verbal and quantitative.
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good luck, try all the OG 12/13/11 guides, I've exhausted all the MGMAT Cat's already. Try to redo the same problems you've done through MGMAT, and familiarize yourself with the wrong answers. you could go through 10,000 questions, but if you don't review the wrong answers, you won't learn as much from the answers. I thought I had exhausted all my questions on MGMAT, but reality is that I haven't mastered all the content, still scoring relatively low compared to my end goal. Try looking at the explanations, and go over the problems again, it's hard not to memorize the answer, instead memorize why the answer is wrong. Then start to look at on your analysis and find out why you're in the 600, your basics are down, For example, it could be two major areas like DS, or PS. Look at the minor things, is the answer positive/negative. All the little things add up. Same thing with SC, and CR, minor things. Don't look at 750, 47/47, etc. Look at the little things. Does this pronoun make sense in the sentence? Does it have an antecedent, tense issue? Had Been.... What items in the past happened, count one, or two, then determine if the tense is correct, little things. etc. You have enough questions. I know i do, and I don't want any more.
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