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16 Aug 2022, 04:54
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Hi sv2023.
I would think that, after a month, your GMAT verbal skills will be about the same as they were before that month. Sure, you may be slightly rusty, but with some mixed question practice and a review of some key concepts, you should quickly get back to where you were.
Accordingly, you best move is likely to do some mixed practice and analyze your error log, practice tests, and your performance on verbal practice questions to determine what you need to work on in verbal to increase your verbal score.
That said, if you just want to maintain your current score, mixed practice would reveal what you need to review to get back up to speed.
Maybe you could clarify for us whether your goal is to score V40 or to continue to increase your verbal score.
I would think that, after a month, your GMAT verbal skills will be about the same as they were before that month. Sure, you may be slightly rusty, but with some mixed question practice and a review of some key concepts, you should quickly get back to where you were.
Accordingly, you best move is likely to do some mixed practice and analyze your error log, practice tests, and your performance on verbal practice questions to determine what you need to work on in verbal to increase your verbal score.
That said, if you just want to maintain your current score, mixed practice would reveal what you need to review to get back up to speed.
Maybe you could clarify for us whether your goal is to score V40 or to continue to increase your verbal score.
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16 Aug 2022, 07:05
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Hi Marty,
Thanks for the reply, I am currently looking to come back to my V40 in the next official mock I give. I am not feeling confident regarding my verbal prep currently, even replicating a V40 looks hard to me. Also given the short timeline before the decided exam date, I dont know if I'll be able to pull up my score over a v40. Hence, any advice on how to quickly get back on track for this score would be really helpful.
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Hi sv2023,
We last discussed your studies almost 2 months ago. With a month 'off' from the GMAT, it's certainly possible that your Verbal skills have 'faded' a bit. That having been said, if you were able to consistently score around a V40 on three consecutive CATs/mocks, then I don't expect that you lost much of that skillset. I've sent you a PM with some notes and additional questions.
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Rich
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We last discussed your studies almost 2 months ago. With a month 'off' from the GMAT, it's certainly possible that your Verbal skills have 'faded' a bit. That having been said, if you were able to consistently score around a V40 on three consecutive CATs/mocks, then I don't expect that you lost much of that skillset. I've sent you a PM with some notes and additional questions.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Contact Rich at: [email protected]
