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12 Mar 2018, 08:37
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Hi
So I'm a native English speaker and have done lots of English tests throughout my life, but the actual testing of GMAT seems to be my undoing. So I am able to get any difficulty of question right as you can see in my attached picture. I've done 2 Manhattan tests and my Verbal is a pretty mediocre score around 30 both times, I haven't started any Verbal study and have mainly been doing Quant. So I want to know where is the best place for me to start with studying Verbal, I have the manhattan books but their a bit boring and straight forward for most topics on verbal. Also is their a separate guide for learning how to answer the Verbal questions.
imgur. com/a/LhDw4
As I've said, I just get the Verbal questions regardless of difficulty, but then I get the easy ones wrong. As opposed to Quant where, I struggle to get 700-800 q's but the lower ones are quite easy.
Thanks Sean.
So I'm a native English speaker and have done lots of English tests throughout my life, but the actual testing of GMAT seems to be my undoing. So I am able to get any difficulty of question right as you can see in my attached picture. I've done 2 Manhattan tests and my Verbal is a pretty mediocre score around 30 both times, I haven't started any Verbal study and have mainly been doing Quant. So I want to know where is the best place for me to start with studying Verbal, I have the manhattan books but their a bit boring and straight forward for most topics on verbal. Also is their a separate guide for learning how to answer the Verbal questions.
imgur. com/a/LhDw4
As I've said, I just get the Verbal questions regardless of difficulty, but then I get the easy ones wrong. As opposed to Quant where, I struggle to get 700-800 q's but the lower ones are quite easy.
Thanks Sean.
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12 Mar 2018, 10:42
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Hi SeanMurphy
Please see the following plan and try and understand which
of the resources might help your preparation.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/study-plan-f ... 98342.html
For CR, I would recommend you to go through the PowerScore CR Bible
to get a basic understanding of how the CR section works. For RC, you
could refer to the below-given link
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-club-s- ... 83101.html
As for practice, you can find all the questions here at GMATClub. You should
use the Timer feature to time yourself while practising questions. Whenever
you make a mistake, write the reason why you made the mistake. This will
help you improve your scores quickly.
Hope this helps you!
Please see the following plan and try and understand which
of the resources might help your preparation.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/study-plan-f ... 98342.html
For CR, I would recommend you to go through the PowerScore CR Bible
to get a basic understanding of how the CR section works. For RC, you
could refer to the below-given link
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-club-s- ... 83101.html
As for practice, you can find all the questions here at GMATClub. You should
use the Timer feature to time yourself while practising questions. Whenever
you make a mistake, write the reason why you made the mistake. This will
help you improve your scores quickly.
Hope this helps you!
14 Mar 2018, 10:43
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Hi!
It'd be also very useful to take the official GMATprep test. You'll see what section you have to focus on. You can get free software here:
https://www.mba.com/global/store/downlo ... tware.aspx
It'd be also very useful to take the official GMATprep test. You'll see what section you have to focus on. You can get free software here:
https://www.mba.com/global/store/downlo ... tware.aspx
