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09 May 2017, 10:41
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I am able to score 650. My main problem is in verbal. I have been trying questions from GMAT club. I am able to solve questions which are of 600 - 700 level. I am unable to solve 700 level questions. My GMAT is 9 days from now. What should I do to be able to solve harder questions?
09 May 2017, 15:34
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My advice is to focus on Real GMAT OG questions or gmat prep questions. Those are truly reflective of the kind of questions you will get on test day. Practice those as much as possible. I don't think 9 days is enough to practice all the verbal to improve 50 points but I wish you a lot of luck. Ask other experts but my advice is to practice OG sc question, OG RC and OG CR.
Practice as much as possible and try the 700 level questions banks by searching gmatclub 700 level questions. Those are the best practices. Search for 100 best SC question, and Hardest CR questions.
Good luck!
Practice as much as possible and try the 700 level questions banks by searching gmatclub 700 level questions. Those are the best practices. Search for 100 best SC question, and Hardest CR questions.
Good luck!
09 May 2017, 20:12
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I am able to score 650. My main problem is in verbal. I have been trying questions from GMAT club. I am able to solve questions which are of 600 - 700 level. I am unable to solve 700 level questions. My GMAT is 9 days from now. What should I do to be able to solve harder questions?
9 days of study may not suffice for a 50 point improvement. Analyze your performance in the sub-sections of verbal. Also , the last week should be mostly spent on reviewing the official CR and SC questions. Also, you GMAT prep test for practice.
-SC - e-GMAT , Manhattan SC . It is the easiest sub-section in verbal and can be improved in the least amount of time.
-CR - Powerscore, e-GMAT
-RC - Manhattan or Veritas reading strategy - most difficult section to improve
-e-GMAT's Scholaranium - a decent tool for additional practice.
The last 2-3 days before the GMAT -
Don't try to learn something completely new or take a practice test now. Learning something new or a poor performance on a practice test will have counterproductive results.
-Go through the error logs and revise whatever you have learned till now.
-Familiarize yourself with location of test center
-Drinks and food for the test day
-Most importantly relax and get enough sleep in the last 2 nights before the test and avoid alcohol
Hope this helps!!
