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I gave few mock in last few days. 24 Jan.-Manhattan CAT1(repeated) -700(q-44,V-40)(9 repetition in c.r.) 20 Jan-GMAT prep 2(4th time)-740(q-49,v-42) (22repeat in verbal) 16 Jan-GMATprep2(3rd time)- 680(q-49,v-33) (few repeat ion in verbal 13 wrong in verbal ) 5 Jan -GMAT prep2(2nd time)-620(q-46,v28)(few repeat ion14 wrong in verbal) 17 DEC- veristas prep. free test 660(q-47,v-37) 3 DEC. Manhattan 6-660(q-46,v-34) 1 DEC Manhattan -5 650(q-44,v-35) 28 Nov Manhattan -4 580(q-40,v-31) 25 Nov- Manhattan -3 620(q-48,v-28) This is the whole story of my scores.MY GMAT date at 9 Feb.... Need serious advise in Verbal section.I m doing well in prac. GMAT cat in C.R. section ,but in GMAT club forum I found my self struggling .IN S.C. I m doing 68% accuracy.R.C. I m practicing 4-5 passage every day (Aristotle and 700+ r.c. document). How many Question I will have to make correct ,so that I can score 40+in verbal?
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The test is adaptive, so scoring higher or lower does not depend on the number of questions you score correctly, but the difficulty of the questions that you are getting correct (and incorrect). Someone with a 600 and someone with a 400 may get the exact same number of questions right/wrong, but the relative difficulty (as defined by how many people who, when given those same questions as part of their experimental pool, got them right/wrong) is what determines the score.
I always practise untimed mode - to reach the maximium potential. Unless I am doing a CAT - where I don't spend too much time debating or overanalyzing. It has improved my score. I suggest doing the RC untimed until you get every one of them correct the first time. Then you can do a timed one - accuracy cannot be sacrificed for speed.
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