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As you can see I am having trouble to get a good score in Verbal section. I did some analysis and found out that my accuracy level in SC in just 50% and CR(700-800 level) questions are wrong. I have studied Manhattan GMAT SC guide twice. I have completed with all OG13 questions. please any1 suggests me how i should improve my score?? I have target of 730+ score (i.e I need 45-47 in both sections)
I have 3 weeks in my hand. so what should I do.??
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You need a plan to attack SC. I'd recommend mastering the concepts for SC before attempting any more practice tests. As you can see, practice does not make perfect. But practice with mentoring and guidance can make all the difference.
Some concepts are simple, others are more complex. If you master both, you can ace each question with confidence. Here's a free lesson on SC strategy here, you can learn more inside the SC Pill. I'd also recommend checking out the practice pill database of questions, you can practice on more CR there and get the expert coaching you need to score 700+.
But really, focus more on how you think and less on the number of practice questions. Try that new strategy going into your GMAT exam and you should start seeing some scores that do not resemble the scores you got in the past.
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