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I couldn't agree more with BB. I think there is no place for snobs here.
20 Oct 2003, 20:44
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hello ,
i have the same problem as you have my friend. i got 44 on math but 13 on the damn verbal. 470 overall. i think that we need really to step up and do well on thist gmat. what was your m and v? my problem is verbal and still don't know hot to solv it but WILL SOLVE IT SOMEDAY!
aiming 700 and going to hbs
i have the same problem as you have my friend. i got 44 on math but 13 on the damn verbal. 470 overall. i think that we need really to step up and do well on thist gmat. what was your m and v? my problem is verbal and still don't know hot to solv it but WILL SOLVE IT SOMEDAY!
aiming 700 and going to hbs
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44 in Q is impressive. For me RC is the most a-pain-in-the ass from the verbal section. The most troubles come from ability to quickly comprehend the info (those texts from medicine or science) - a problem with all non native speakers I guess. Enhancing vocabulary might help, but how can you manage to learn much of it in a shirt term perspective? That is a question. I see no problems with answering the questions if you understand what is written there.
With lerning theory and everyday practicing you will easily master CR, this is a function of time imo, for one it takes longer, others need only a few examples, but in general, it turned out not as intimidating as I initially thought.
And SC. If you are a non-native speaker, this might be also time consuming for you but still doable. Just get the right preparation materials and study.
With lerning theory and everyday practicing you will easily master CR, this is a function of time imo, for one it takes longer, others need only a few examples, but in general, it turned out not as intimidating as I initially thought.
And SC. If you are a non-native speaker, this might be also time consuming for you but still doable. Just get the right preparation materials and study.
