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15 Jul 2022, 07:11
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Hello forum,
I have been preparing for a month now. I just gave my first official test yesterday and scored 650 Q47 V33. I noticed I made stupid mistakes in Quants and can easily achieve a Q49-50, but when it comes to verbal I am lost. Even when reviewing the question i couldn't solve the sentence correction questions, I am aiming for a V37-38. I have even completed the official guide and was able to solve most of the hard questions but i think I'm lacking something. I need more practice but the OG questions are all out. Where should I practice SC specifically? and are there any good forums where i can check out the approach to hard SC questions. I have 3 weeks till my GMAT so any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
I have been preparing for a month now. I just gave my first official test yesterday and scored 650 Q47 V33. I noticed I made stupid mistakes in Quants and can easily achieve a Q49-50, but when it comes to verbal I am lost. Even when reviewing the question i couldn't solve the sentence correction questions, I am aiming for a V37-38. I have even completed the official guide and was able to solve most of the hard questions but i think I'm lacking something. I need more practice but the OG questions are all out. Where should I practice SC specifically? and are there any good forums where i can check out the approach to hard SC questions. I have 3 weeks till my GMAT so any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
15 Jul 2022, 08:06
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seems that you are facing issue with SC questions , review the tests alongside also study MGMAT for SC .. its good book and should help in improving your score..
15 Jul 2022, 08:14
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seems that you are facing issue with SC questions , review the tests alongside also study MGMAT for SC .. its good book and should help in improving your score..
Thanks, I actually have been going through the MGMAT SC curriculum. But I'm not sure how to approach the book, as it has non GMAT type questions and I'm not sure if it is a good practice. 
