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04 Jun 2011, 05:28
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hi all,
i recently wrote my 2nd attempt of gmat and scored 670 q 49 v 31. AWA Score is yet to arrive.though most of us are never satisfied with our gmat score ever, we draw a line when we receive a adequate and competitive score.
i had scored 640 q 48 v 28 in my first attempt.i have improved upon my score but i really need a great score because i have got very low gpa (just passed).i never thought that i would need a good gpa during my training period at NDA, INDIA.but circumstances changed and i needed to give my carreer a second thought. i have a excellent military experience of 8+ as a officer.
i had prepared for 2+ month this time for gmat. i had covered quant from mgmat guide, club test and i improved a lot from my initial score during the preparation.i am not satisfied with my verbal score.
i believe that one can give a good debrief of one's experience only when one is satisfied with his score/result.so i will wait till i get a great score.
i plan to start off my mba school in 2013. that means i have ample time to give gmat and prepare for applications.
with this back drop please advise me how to improve my verbal score. please assume that i will take exam again in jan 2012 and i can devote no more than 2.5 hours on weekday.and my weekends are busy with my daughter.
i recently wrote my 2nd attempt of gmat and scored 670 q 49 v 31. AWA Score is yet to arrive.though most of us are never satisfied with our gmat score ever, we draw a line when we receive a adequate and competitive score.
i had scored 640 q 48 v 28 in my first attempt.i have improved upon my score but i really need a great score because i have got very low gpa (just passed).i never thought that i would need a good gpa during my training period at NDA, INDIA.but circumstances changed and i needed to give my carreer a second thought. i have a excellent military experience of 8+ as a officer.
i had prepared for 2+ month this time for gmat. i had covered quant from mgmat guide, club test and i improved a lot from my initial score during the preparation.i am not satisfied with my verbal score.
i believe that one can give a good debrief of one's experience only when one is satisfied with his score/result.so i will wait till i get a great score.
i plan to start off my mba school in 2013. that means i have ample time to give gmat and prepare for applications.
with this back drop please advise me how to improve my verbal score. please assume that i will take exam again in jan 2012 and i can devote no more than 2.5 hours on weekday.and my weekends are busy with my daughter.
04 Jun 2011, 07:49
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kamalkicks
2.5 hours on weekdays is a lot of time, if you ask me.
1) Start reading GMAT fiction - since you have a lot of time this should prove beneficial.
2) Manhattan SC - This is a marvelous book!
3) Powerscore CR - You should see your CR accuracy go up with this book.
4) RC - I cannot advice cause I do not use any specific method (not yet at least).
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