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01 Nov 2024, 11:02
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👋 Hello, my friends at GMAT Club!
Having trouble finishing the GMAT Verbal section on time? Many GMAT test-takers face the same challenge, with only 45 minutes to answer 23 question — that’s less than 2 minutes per question! In this video, we will share 6 simple tips to help you work faster and boost your Verbal score. These strategies will make it easier to stay on pace and finish with confidence.
👉 Tip 1 - Practice Untimed
👉 Tip 2 - Remove Your Inefficiencies
👉 Tip 3 - Read Carefully and Deliberately
👉 Tip 4 - Be Careful With Your Note Taking
👉 Tip 5 - Avoid Pre-thinking in Critical Reasoning
👉 Tip 6 - Do Not Get Bogged Down with the Details of Reading Comprehension Passages
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
👋 Hello, my friends at GMAT Club!
Having trouble finishing the GMAT Verbal section on time? Many GMAT test-takers face the same challenge, with only 45 minutes to answer 23 question — that’s less than 2 minutes per question! In this video, we will share 6 simple tips to help you work faster and boost your Verbal score. These strategies will make it easier to stay on pace and finish with confidence.
👉 Tip 1 - Practice Untimed
👉 Tip 2 - Remove Your Inefficiencies
👉 Tip 3 - Read Carefully and Deliberately
👉 Tip 4 - Be Careful With Your Note Taking
👉 Tip 5 - Avoid Pre-thinking in Critical Reasoning
👉 Tip 6 - Do Not Get Bogged Down with the Details of Reading Comprehension Passages
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
02 Nov 2024, 14:00
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Nice tips, Scott.
I'd add focus on precision.
The more precise you are in each step of answering a Verbal question, the faster you'll be since you'll get to the answer more directly without having to go back and figure out what you've missed.
For example, by identifying the conclusion of an argument precisely, you can avoid spending time wondering about a choice that is related to a conclusion slightly different from the conclusion of the argument in question.
I'd add focus on precision.
The more precise you are in each step of answering a Verbal question, the faster you'll be since you'll get to the answer more directly without having to go back and figure out what you've missed.
For example, by identifying the conclusion of an argument precisely, you can avoid spending time wondering about a choice that is related to a conclusion slightly different from the conclusion of the argument in question.
