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27 Jun 2016, 20:15
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Hi guys,
I gave my mock test and I got verbal 12 and quant 34
After 1 month of preparation I gave another test and scored verbal 13 and quant 42
Can you please suggest me how to improve in verbal, I am ready to spend 6hours a day and my target is 650+
Thank you.
I gave my mock test and I got verbal 12 and quant 34
After 1 month of preparation I gave another test and scored verbal 13 and quant 42
Can you please suggest me how to improve in verbal, I am ready to spend 6hours a day and my target is 650+
Thank you.
28 Jun 2016, 01:12
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Hi Chaitanya,
Can you tell me how you went about studying for that one month? Were you only solving questions or did you do spend enough time on understanding concepts.
Also, in verbal, which sections do you find yourself making the most mistakes? SC, CR or RC?
Your scores determine that you need to focus on building your Verbal concepts first before solving questions. Also, to help you get started, you can watch a set of concept and strategy videos on SC, CR and RC here: www.gmatonline.crackverbal.com
You will find videos on
1) Subject-Verb agreement in SC
2) How to overcome reading challenges in RC
3) How to avoid common answer traps in CR
4) General GMAT studying and timing strategies.
Hope this helps!
Can you tell me how you went about studying for that one month? Were you only solving questions or did you do spend enough time on understanding concepts.
Also, in verbal, which sections do you find yourself making the most mistakes? SC, CR or RC?
Your scores determine that you need to focus on building your Verbal concepts first before solving questions. Also, to help you get started, you can watch a set of concept and strategy videos on SC, CR and RC here: www.gmatonline.crackverbal.com
You will find videos on
1) Subject-Verb agreement in SC
2) How to overcome reading challenges in RC
3) How to avoid common answer traps in CR
4) General GMAT studying and timing strategies.
Hope this helps!
28 Jun 2016, 07:21
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What's your main area of weakness in Verbal?
