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03 Nov 2020, 11:03
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I want to improve from V19 to V35 I have solved all the OG, Manhattan, Kaplan prep plus 2021, and veritas question bank. I am not able to improve my score for the past two months please help me with your valuable suggestion as my GMAT online is scheduled for 12th November. What is the best I can do !!!
03 Nov 2020, 12:36
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Hey kBhagat - I am sorry for being a devil's advocate but you cannot improve your verbal performance in such a short span of time
If you were to ask me how should approach the Verbal section, my advice is as follows (given you have 1-2 months at hand)
SC: E-gmat is hands down the best verbal resource for a non-native speaker. You can supplement it with Manhattan SC book too
CR: Powerscore CR (It's called the CR Bible for a reason). Believe me it is the only book you need to develop the art of critical thinking (Atleast for the GMAT)
RC: Aristotle RC Grail is decent and you can go through the Gin's RC notes too
If you were to ask me how should approach the Verbal section, my advice is as follows (given you have 1-2 months at hand)
SC: E-gmat is hands down the best verbal resource for a non-native speaker. You can supplement it with Manhattan SC book too
CR: Powerscore CR (It's called the CR Bible for a reason). Believe me it is the only book you need to develop the art of critical thinking (Atleast for the GMAT)
RC: Aristotle RC Grail is decent and you can go through the Gin's RC notes too
03 Nov 2020, 18:29
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It seems you have completed all the good stuff, so make a revision of them to solidify the concepts mastered. You can also see the youtube videos of GMATNinja to learn good takeaways.
