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In Episode 4 of our GMAT Ninja CR series, we tackle the most intimidating CR question type: Boldface & "Legalese" questions. If you've ever stared at an answer choice that reads, "The first is a consideration introduced to counter a position that...- May 14
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08 Jul 2014, 08:50
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Dear folks,
I appeared for GMAT last year and scored 650 ( Q 50/V 27).
After that followed a new job and new commitments in life and I could not re-take GMAT. But this year I HAVE to apply and my score is on the edge of 80 % mean of all colleges. I have around 1.5 months from this day to appear for GMAT again. As is pretty evident from my score I need to work really hard on my Verbal with special emphasis on CR and SC.
My work will not allow me a full time study program but I ll push hard. I request the experts and other folks to guide me with a plan ( either a tutorship program like e-GMAT or Economist tutor or other study plans.
Shall wait for useful insights from the club members.
I appeared for GMAT last year and scored 650 ( Q 50/V 27).
After that followed a new job and new commitments in life and I could not re-take GMAT. But this year I HAVE to apply and my score is on the edge of 80 % mean of all colleges. I have around 1.5 months from this day to appear for GMAT again. As is pretty evident from my score I need to work really hard on my Verbal with special emphasis on CR and SC.
My work will not allow me a full time study program but I ll push hard. I request the experts and other folks to guide me with a plan ( either a tutorship program like e-GMAT or Economist tutor or other study plans.
Shall wait for useful insights from the club members.
08 Jul 2014, 09:59
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Great quant score - good to have one strong leg to put your weight on... now it is all in verbal (a harder journey but you should know what it takes to get to perfection after the Q50).
Both eGMAT and The Economist GMAT Tutor would be good courses - the Economist does give you a great money back guarantee of 50-70 points (that's going to ensure you will get over the 700 barrier), so that's nice.
On the other hand, eGMAT will give you the verbal focus you need. I don't think you would go wrong with either. eGMAT may be cheaper since you only need the verbal portion anyway... Pick one that you feel would work best for you (based on your unique preferences, times of the courses/classes and priorities).
I would also do as much reading as you can - fiction or any kind if you can take interest in something and maintain attention. I have written a post about GMAT Fiction but anything with good English works.
Good Luck!
Both eGMAT and The Economist GMAT Tutor would be good courses - the Economist does give you a great money back guarantee of 50-70 points (that's going to ensure you will get over the 700 barrier), so that's nice.
On the other hand, eGMAT will give you the verbal focus you need. I don't think you would go wrong with either. eGMAT may be cheaper since you only need the verbal portion anyway... Pick one that you feel would work best for you (based on your unique preferences, times of the courses/classes and priorities).
I would also do as much reading as you can - fiction or any kind if you can take interest in something and maintain attention. I have written a post about GMAT Fiction but anything with good English works.
Good Luck!
08 Jul 2014, 17:40
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Hey BB,
Many thanks for the prompt reply. Getting a reply from the legent himself makes me feel that I am on the right path.
I find it hard to choose between the e-GMAT and Economist GMAT Tutor as I took CR and SC modules of e-GMAT for my previous attempt but to no good use. Somehow, I struggle at CR. I have sent a query to Economist GMAT Tutor for a personalized plan of verbal, if they approve. Idea is to slog and clog in 80-100 hours in 1-1.5 months, though not advisable but no choice!
Thanks again for the support!
