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I noticed that the Math forum was titled "GMAT Math Questions and Intellectual Discussions" while the verbal forum was simply titled "Verbal GMAT Questions". Are you saying that verbal question discussion is not intellectual?
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30 Apr 2010, 18:35
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Hmm nice point. I think it makes sense as well. I am sure all of us would use more of what we learn in the quant side of thing than the verbal side of things in real world.
I sometimes wonder, how much of GMAT verbal are people really using in real world, after taking the GMAT
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In my humble opinion, both math and verbal are equally important in life. Maybe it is not that important to know the minor minor details of verbal that are tested in the SC portion of the GMAT, but you can argue that it is not that important to know how to calculate the area of a triangle in your business career. However, some math topics are obviously crucial for every person to know, just as some of the verbal material taught. It cannot be stressed how important reading comprehension and critical reasoning skills are in the work place.
