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26 Nov 2017, 06:24
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Hello Experts and fellow test takers.
I just took my gmat and it went terribly bad.
It was my verbal. The worse thing is I was feeling I did relatively well on the verbal as compared to the my quant but still its the verbal section that caused my downfall.
I am attaching my ESR here.
Please suggest me a re-take preparation strategy. I don't want to put in a lot of gap time.
I scored a verbal 29 which my lowest so far. The lowest I ever scored on the verbal was a 32.
So far I've done the full course of Princeton review for basics and strategies and Read Manhattan guides on SC and RC.
For practice I used official guide 2017, gmat exam pack 1 and veritas.
Here's a brief about my preparation so far.
help-for-the-last-week-before-exam-253512.html
Please suggest me how to go about this.
It would really mean a lot.
Thanks and Regards
I just took my gmat and it went terribly bad.
It was my verbal. The worse thing is I was feeling I did relatively well on the verbal as compared to the my quant but still its the verbal section that caused my downfall.
I am attaching my ESR here.
Please suggest me a re-take preparation strategy. I don't want to put in a lot of gap time.
I scored a verbal 29 which my lowest so far. The lowest I ever scored on the verbal was a 32.
So far I've done the full course of Princeton review for basics and strategies and Read Manhattan guides on SC and RC.
For practice I used official guide 2017, gmat exam pack 1 and veritas.
Here's a brief about my preparation so far.
help-for-the-last-week-before-exam-253512.html
Please suggest me how to go about this.
It would really mean a lot.
Thanks and Regards
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26 Nov 2017, 08:24
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Based on these results, you may be interested in looking more carefully at fundamentals of sentence structure and meaning.
Your CR is higher probably because it involves more logic - more similar to math. So your weakness is more in sentence structure and meaning.
See if these videos help:
SC: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrect ... ythons.mp4
CR: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
https://www.gmatpill.com
Your CR is higher probably because it involves more logic - more similar to math. So your weakness is more in sentence structure and meaning.
See if these videos help:
SC: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrect ... ythons.mp4
CR: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
https://www.gmatpill.com
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GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V41
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Updated on: 26 Nov 2017, 10:04
Originally posted by gmatexam439 on 26 Nov 2017, 10:02.
Last edited by gmatexam439 on 26 Nov 2017, 10:04, edited 1 time in total.
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Hello srishti201996,
1. I would suggest you to visit your SC basics. Reading SC books might help but i would suggest you to go through
P.S. [w.r.t. SC] --- Always review - in depth - your answers, even if you get them correct. While solving a question if you find some error in an option, don't move on to the next option; try to find more errors in that choice. Once you are done with that option, then only move onto the next one.
2. For RC do atleast 2 - 3 RCs daily. Read Scientific American journal. It has very GMAT like language, that will also help you in SC. Its .pdf are available online for free.
Spend more time on these two topics, but don't completely ignore CR. There is room for improvement there also, and that is the best part. It will be easier for you to improve drastically by improving in bits in all the departments.
I hope that helps !!
1. I would suggest you to visit your SC basics. Reading SC books might help but i would suggest you to go through
- A. Thursdays with Ron videos.
B. Youtube webinars by GMATNinja
C. QOTD posted by Souvik on regular intervals
P.S. [w.r.t. SC] --- Always review - in depth - your answers, even if you get them correct. While solving a question if you find some error in an option, don't move on to the next option; try to find more errors in that choice. Once you are done with that option, then only move onto the next one.
2. For RC do atleast 2 - 3 RCs daily. Read Scientific American journal. It has very GMAT like language, that will also help you in SC. Its .pdf are available online for free.
Spend more time on these two topics, but don't completely ignore CR. There is room for improvement there also, and that is the best part. It will be easier for you to improve drastically by improving in bits in all the departments.
I hope that helps !!
