Hi Akirah,
I am sorry to hear that you did not do as well on GMAT as you intended to. With appropriate planning and diligent execution, you should succeed the next time.
How can you improve?There are two things which you need to do in order to ace the GMAT
1. Learn and master a standard process to solve GMAT verbal questions
2. Work upon your test taking stamina
While (2) can only come through practice and mocks, we can definitely help in (1). To prepare for the verbal portion of the GMAT, you need to have a very strategic approach. You can only succeed on it when you have the right combination of knowledge of concepts and application.
A student should know how to apply the learnt concepts properly to get a good score. In the actual GMAT exam, tricks and shortcuts tend to fail and only students with a proper approach to questions succeed. This is what we do at
e-GMAT. We teach our students a
foolproof process to solve questions and make them follow the same. This is the reason for our high rate of success.
To understand more on this, view this video (
https://goo.gl/AczyNB) of our student Adam who scored a 700 recently. Adam says
"when you have a process, it helps you to increase the stamina to answer the questions and hence reduce the fatigue during the exam."
Regarding Verbal Online CourseWe are glad to know that you are interested in the Verbal Online course. I would like to clarify few doubts which you have regarding the same
• Verbal Online requires 80 hours of effort and most students are able to complete the course within 30 days.
• Verbal Online is a self-paced online e-learning courses. You can start with it anytime, there is no batch or schedule for the same. You get a study plan as soon as you complete your purchase. The study plan outlines the order in which you approach concepts.
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Ninety Nine percent of our students are working professionals and for that reason we have designed our courses in shorter modules. You can study in 15-20 minutes nuggets. Hence, you can easily complete a concept on your laptop and then move to start the corresponding quizzes on your tablet. Have a look some of the files from the links below and observe the duration
o Verb-ed and Verb-ing Modifiers
https://goo.gl/QLt3j6o Like vs. As
https://goo.gl/UMRFzPo Various Functions of 'As'
https://goo.gl/iLOvhl• We have 100+ such beautifully designed audio visual files in our Verbal Online course. To view more such content, just log in to our Free Trial
https://e-gmat.com/login/. If you can spend 2-3 hours on the weekends and 4-6 hours on the weekends, you’ll be able to complete the course easily before your target GMAT date.
• Also, to make the best use of your office commute you can study our course on iPad, tablets or mobile devices. See the post below for more information:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/e-gmat-courses-on-ipad-or-android-platforms-156736.html• Lastly, our courses are 5X more comprehensive than any book or study material. You won’t require any other material if you are using our courses. Read more here:
https://goo.gl/a9ozww.
It is possible to improve in a monthHere are some examples of folks who have completed
e-GMAT course in less than a month and have accomplished their dream scores.
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Nipun: : This interview (
https://goo.gl/JWg5U3) proves that acing the GMAT in 25 days is possible. After scoring 580 in a mock test (V25) Nipun improved to 710 in real GMAT in 4 weeks. Learn how he improved his RC and SC ability tremendously using Verbal Online course.
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Mahesh: Gave his GMAT 3 times, was unable to ace verbal during his first 2 attempts but improved in 10 days using our course. You can view his audio interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nH2XaBOJk4.
3.
Santosh Panda (710, V38): He improved 14 points as well to score 710. You can his review here
https://gmatclub.com/reviews/user/santu71182.
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Satish: This guy improved by 14 points (Verbal 27 to 41) in 20 days. You can read his review
https://goo.gl/1vW4gL.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other queries.
Regards,
Rajat Sadana