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21 Aug 2017, 06:33
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I have been studying for GMAT for a while but somehow my verbal score is stuck at 30. I have read the MGMAT books but nothing seems to change the score. I am aiming for a 700+. Kindly suggest a plan.
P.S - RCs are my weakest point.
P.S - RCs are my weakest point.
21 Aug 2017, 06:59
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Stuti17
Manhattan guides are great. But if they do not provide any help go through SC grail for SC and Powerscore CR bible for CR and read manhattan guides again.
21 Aug 2017, 09:10
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Stuti17
Hi Stuti17,
Here is what if followed will help you improve verbal immensely:
The real issue:
those who have not been the avid readers are going to take time to improve in verbal.
SC:
Meaning
MGMAT SC - Do this as many times as you can
e-GMAT
CR:
Patterns
Pre-thinking/Paraphrasing/finding the weak logic or be able to criticize
MGMAT CR/Power Score CR Bible
RC:
Read 2hr everyday (from sites like newyorker/wsj/havard magazine/Novels)
MGMAT RC
Overall:
Read Read Read.
Practice alot.
Do only official material or MGMAT
Spend as much time as it takes to learn from every single word from a question.
Revise Revise Revise
Make flash cards or Sit silently and think about the patterns - just keep them fresh in your memory. Do it till the time those patterns are not 2+2=4 for you.
Remedy:
READING: Improves timing and reading of relevant topics gives you background of the topics discussed in GMAT.
PRACTICE: We know it all :D
REVISION: It helps our mind to recognize the patterns and remember the mistakes we made. We get better at deciding on a choice.
Pattern recognition: Saves alot of time. Specially in CR. This is one big thing that helps in prethinking.
Help on question?
Use REQUEST EXPERT REPLY for all verbal questions extensively.
Search google or gmat club to find the existing thread on a question.
On the existing thread, you can SORT replies on the basis of number of KUDOS to help find the best answer immediately.
Use @ before user name for tagging and bringing the query into his/her attention.
Post the question if not found on gmatclub. read rules of posting for this : https://gmatclub.com/forum/rules-to-pos ... 08733.html
Hope this suggestion helps you. Happy to help on the follow up questions
