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20 Mar 2021, 05:50
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Hello Guys,
I am very disappointed with my last verbal result on the GMAT club test!
In fact, I have taken the two GMAT-free tests before, and my verbal result was 25 in both of them. However, I have recently worked more on my verbal skills by solving many hard questions, studying the correct questions and in-correct questions, and reading many books.
After solving more than 3,000 questions for all sections CR, SC, and RC, I have really felt that I mastered the verbal section.
However, Today I took a verbal GMAT club test for the first time after three months of hard study for the verbal section, my score was 19!
I am very sad about my score, I don't understand how after studying more, and understanding more than before, got a lower score!
I am very disappointed with my last verbal result on the GMAT club test!
In fact, I have taken the two GMAT-free tests before, and my verbal result was 25 in both of them. However, I have recently worked more on my verbal skills by solving many hard questions, studying the correct questions and in-correct questions, and reading many books.
After solving more than 3,000 questions for all sections CR, SC, and RC, I have really felt that I mastered the verbal section.
However, Today I took a verbal GMAT club test for the first time after three months of hard study for the verbal section, my score was 19!
I am very sad about my score, I don't understand how after studying more, and understanding more than before, got a lower score!
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20 Mar 2021, 06:05
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What resources you were using to work on your concepts.
23 Mar 2021, 00:06
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Have you done an Official Mock yet?
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