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06 Jan 2015, 08:32
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guy's i have given my gmat 1st attempt secured 390 self prep..
made couple of mistakes
- went through the official guide 1st
- was hurrying in finishing my gmat books rather than making a roadmap how to go on with my studies.
- gave very little time around 1 and 1/2 month
- overestimated my ability on verbal
- grilling my self during this 45 days time period studying around 8-9 hr a day which all went in waste
guys please someone tell me how tackle with verbal i have scored 14!! any online verbal coaching classes ???
swear to god i'll nail it this time with proper dedication, commitment and proper preparation...
made couple of mistakes
- went through the official guide 1st
- was hurrying in finishing my gmat books rather than making a roadmap how to go on with my studies.
- gave very little time around 1 and 1/2 month
- overestimated my ability on verbal
- grilling my self during this 45 days time period studying around 8-9 hr a day which all went in waste
guys please someone tell me how tackle with verbal i have scored 14!! any online verbal coaching classes ???
swear to god i'll nail it this time with proper dedication, commitment and proper preparation...
06 Jan 2015, 17:50
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kunalpagdi
Dear kunalpagdi,
I'm happy to respond.
The Chinese sage Laozi said, "There's no greater tragedy than underestimating your adversary." The GMAT is a most worthy adversary for any of us. It's always very dangerous to get into the place of taking anything about the GMAT for granted. If you think you have any part of it mastered, it will find a way to bite you.
Here's a blog about improving your verbal score:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2014/how-to-imp ... bal-score/
Follow the links in that article to more resources that can help you.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mike
m3equals333
08 Jan 2015, 06:23
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Kunal, definitely worth taking a look at the above ^^ Mike's blog is a diamond in the rough for gmat verbal preparation.
