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19 Aug 2014, 09:49
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Hi,
I am a non-native struggling with my verbal score for sometime now. I have a fairly good command and confidence on CR and RC sections, but have been struggling with SC. I am currently averaging at 690 (Q49, V32 with SC % correct answer at less than 25%). I don't think i have too much time left and would like to retake GMAT in a month given the choices i am making to apply to B-schools. Really need expert advice on an effective crash course (15-20 days with 2 hrs avg) on SC.
I am a non-native struggling with my verbal score for sometime now. I have a fairly good command and confidence on CR and RC sections, but have been struggling with SC. I am currently averaging at 690 (Q49, V32 with SC % correct answer at less than 25%). I don't think i have too much time left and would like to retake GMAT in a month given the choices i am making to apply to B-schools. Really need expert advice on an effective crash course (15-20 days with 2 hrs avg) on SC.
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19 Aug 2014, 09:54
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Go and have a free trial at e-gmat. It will take hardly 2 hours. If you like it then buy their sentence correction course. I am following it right now and it is very useful for me.
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