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12 Aug 2020, 05:27
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Hi All!
I need help to improve my verbal.
My first attempt was very disappointing 540 (Q48, V17, IR7). I need at least V30 in one month.
I face issue mainly with time, RC and CR.
Please advice. Thanks!
I need help to improve my verbal.
My first attempt was very disappointing 540 (Q48, V17, IR7). I need at least V30 in one month.
I face issue mainly with time, RC and CR.
Please advice. Thanks!
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12 Aug 2020, 10:21
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You can go through the Manhattan prep strategy guides to master concepts for verbal and quant. Then, you should try OGs with the timer at the GMAT Club and see the solution of experts such as GMATNinja, AndrewN, and EMPOWERgmatRichC.
I am going through PowerScore CR Bible and have seen some improvements in my understanding. You must find @GMATNinja's RC youtube videos and gmat club articles useful apart from doing LSAT PowerScore RC.
You can also buy a comprehensive online course for quant and verbal. You can see the trial version and decide.
The MGMAT official guide companion for sentence correction is handy for SC.
This link below lists the video explanations to all the quantitative problems in the Official Guide to GMAT. It might help you to resolve quant problems.
https://gmatquantum.com/official-guides/
I am going through PowerScore CR Bible and have seen some improvements in my understanding. You must find @GMATNinja's RC youtube videos and gmat club articles useful apart from doing LSAT PowerScore RC.
You can also buy a comprehensive online course for quant and verbal. You can see the trial version and decide.
The MGMAT official guide companion for sentence correction is handy for SC.
This link below lists the video explanations to all the quantitative problems in the Official Guide to GMAT. It might help you to resolve quant problems.
https://gmatquantum.com/official-guides/
12 Aug 2020, 18:14
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AndreasChari
Hey Buddy
I think You should watch this video first. To understand where we end up losing points on Gmat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPtTEu7k-sw
You should order ESR report to get a detailed analysis of your test, ESR will tell you In which section of quant or verbal you went wrong. Here I am attaching a sample ESR for you.
https://gmat-esr.gmac.com/gmat-esr/7051 ... 1067847722
Next, For CR I would say start with Concepts from Powerscore Cr bible and practice a few questions. Use search Tag section of GMATCLUB for efficient practice ( Link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?view=search_tags). Once you are confident Start with Lsat Questions for CR for practice they are hard and good. (For further details Why I am suggesting you can go through this link once: https://gmatclub.com/forum/experts-topi ... 39365.html)
For CR you can use this guide also https://gmatclub.com/forum/mod-nightbla ... l#p2272709 One of our experts has made a notes from Powerscore cr bible
For RC, If you think, you are comfortable doing Gmat official Questions and you find them doable, then switch to Lsat Questions of RC. Make it a rule/thing/whatever it is you will solve Two 2LSAT RC'S every day. I am not saying that Lsat Questions will magically cure all of your GMAT verbal problems. If you’re struggling with the language or logic of basic GMAT verbal questions, the LSAT might be overkill. In the long run, LSAT questions can help you improve your fundamental reading and logical skills – but they’re no magic bullet, and they can be demoralizing if your skills aren’t already pretty good. You can test yourself with few Lsat Questions https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-prep/pra ... /section-2 solve section 2-4 50 and 25 RC.
If you think you will be able to do it then Here is the link to Lsat RC https://gmatclub.com/forum/lsat-rc-coll ... 50720.html
And One more think Switch to Lsat Questions when you have exhausted your Official Material and You are sure that official material is not giving you much output. But, at the same time. do remember never underestimate official Material
As far as Sc Correction is concerned You can clear your basics from Manhattan, and try to solve as many Sc questions as you can and side by side keep making notes regarding where you are going wrong and new concepts that you come across. This will help you to improve your Sentence Correction.
Get more active on GMAT club learn how to use it properly Gmatclub is a Goldmine.
Always Remember 5 things.
1. Clarity of goal: Make short term( it can be as short as daily goals) and Long term Goal(as long as getting 720+ or live goal)
2. Know your challenge ( how hard it is? Is it practical?)
3. Have a well-defined plan.
4. Distraction is the Enemy of flow.
5. Everything takes time.
All the best buddy. I am sure You will get to your target score.
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