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Hi Experts,
I have just started preparing for GMAT a couple of weeks back and I am pretty good in Quantitative and equally week in Verbal section especially CR questions. I am following the following book for CR especially:
Powerscore CR Bible
But still most of my questions are going wrong in the example exercises...
I have tried to identify the root cause for this and came to the conclusion that I am not able to completely understand the paragraph with the specifics required. This could be due to poor vocabulary, reading slowly or not actively...
So Could anybody help me in improving my verbal score....
Many thanks in anticipation...
Thanks
-Amit
I have just started preparing for GMAT a couple of weeks back and I am pretty good in Quantitative and equally week in Verbal section especially CR questions. I am following the following book for CR especially:
Powerscore CR Bible
But still most of my questions are going wrong in the example exercises...
I have tried to identify the root cause for this and came to the conclusion that I am not able to completely understand the paragraph with the specifics required. This could be due to poor vocabulary, reading slowly or not actively...
So Could anybody help me in improving my verbal score....
Many thanks in anticipation...
Thanks
-Amit
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17 Sep 2009, 09:00
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you are having the right resource, power score bible, that is the best for CR all you must know is three things
1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
There is no other way, it is no wrong even if you go through the power score bible again, may be thrice, it will certainly help you, you will get know something new each time. dont do timed practice till you reach accuracy of about 90%, then time your practice tests, you can do it, everyone who scored started from where you are, so you can.
FYI example exercise given in the book are from LSAT exams, which are more tougher than GMAT. Those examples are really harder, so dont judge your performance based on them.
1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
There is no other way, it is no wrong even if you go through the power score bible again, may be thrice, it will certainly help you, you will get know something new each time. dont do timed practice till you reach accuracy of about 90%, then time your practice tests, you can do it, everyone who scored started from where you are, so you can.
FYI example exercise given in the book are from LSAT exams, which are more tougher than GMAT. Those examples are really harder, so dont judge your performance based on them.
