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10 Jul 2013, 05:45
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Hi everyone!
So, basically, since I'm weak in Math and strong in English, I just completely ignored the English portion of the exam. So, I'm getting V39-V40 in my exams. I need to ge a V46 or V45 as I need to pull up my score. My weakness is Sentence Correction.
Any advice? GMAT is a week from now. Which I know is really not any time at all. But I'm pretty okay at English and I think I'll be able to pull up my score in the remaining time.
So, basically, since I'm weak in Math and strong in English, I just completely ignored the English portion of the exam. So, I'm getting V39-V40 in my exams. I need to ge a V46 or V45 as I need to pull up my score. My weakness is Sentence Correction.
Any advice? GMAT is a week from now. Which I know is really not any time at all. But I'm pretty okay at English and I think I'll be able to pull up my score in the remaining time.
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10 Jul 2013, 22:19
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Wow, you haven't given yourself much time to make some significant progress 
So you haven't done ANY preparation on the Verbal section yet?
You'll have to do a fair amount of practice on OG problems. Be sure to follow the timing benchmarks for each problem type as you practice. Use "timed sets' to mimic the experience of the real GMAT. Be sure to review all of your problems (not just those you got wrong).
Best of luck...
KW
So you haven't done ANY preparation on the Verbal section yet?You'll have to do a fair amount of practice on OG problems. Be sure to follow the timing benchmarks for each problem type as you practice. Use "timed sets' to mimic the experience of the real GMAT. Be sure to review all of your problems (not just those you got wrong).
Best of luck...
KW
11 Jul 2013, 05:10
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Hi Kyle!
Thank you for the reply!
Well, I had worked through all the OG problems in SC and CR. When I saw that I could do them pretty easily, I made the mistake of getting overconfident about my English skills. Learnt my lesson now
Anyway, I just skimmed through the Manhattan SC book. And I'm working my way through Sentence Correction sets, on which I tend to make maximum mistakes. Can you suggest some other books other than the OG?
If I have time, I'll work my way through the Powerscore CR book as well.
Hoping for the best!
Thank you for the reply!
Well, I had worked through all the OG problems in SC and CR. When I saw that I could do them pretty easily, I made the mistake of getting overconfident about my English skills. Learnt my lesson now
Anyway, I just skimmed through the Manhattan SC book. And I'm working my way through Sentence Correction sets, on which I tend to make maximum mistakes. Can you suggest some other books other than the OG?
If I have time, I'll work my way through the Powerscore CR book as well.
Hoping for the best!
