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13 May 2015, 00:52
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Hi,
Background- I have just joined the club and have just started my prepration for the GMAT a few days back. I plan to write my gmat in end of June 2015. I have completed most of the quant and about to start Verbal prep.
Considering that I am a non-native English speaker, I need advice as to what resources should I use for SC and RC.
My SC and RC are really weak
(according to the diagnostic test) and since i plan to give gmat after around 45 days. What should I refer to?
I see many people suggesting MGMAT SC as the best book but Since I am non native speaker, should I even read MGMAT or should I skip it and directly buy e-Gmat or something else? Since I have not started any SC and RC prep as of now, what would be the best option for SC?
Please help !
Thanks :-D
Background- I have just joined the club and have just started my prepration for the GMAT a few days back. I plan to write my gmat in end of June 2015. I have completed most of the quant and about to start Verbal prep.
Considering that I am a non-native English speaker, I need advice as to what resources should I use for SC and RC.
My SC and RC are really weak
(according to the diagnostic test) and since i plan to give gmat after around 45 days. What should I refer to?I see many people suggesting MGMAT SC as the best book but Since I am non native speaker, should I even read MGMAT or should I skip it and directly buy e-Gmat or something else? Since I have not started any SC and RC prep as of now, what would be the best option for SC?
Please help !
Thanks :-D
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14 May 2015, 16:14
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priya4gmat
Dear priya4gmat,
(according to the diagnostic test) and since i plan to give gmat after around 45 days. What should I refer to?
I'm happy to respond.
Here's a good blog article for getting started:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2014/how-to-im ... bal-score/
As for resources, here's a list of the best resources available:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/best-gmat ... rces-2015/
The MGMAT books are hard, but they are the very best books in print on GMAT SC. You may have to read them multiple times to get everything you need, but that would be well worth it. Read them, and do a LOT of outside reading: that's my recommendation.
Mike
15 May 2015, 11:45
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Hi priya4gmat,
I'm curious to know if you've taken a full-length practice exam. While it's great that you've identified verbal as a weak area, taking a practice exam under the same time constraints/conditions you'll experience on test day will do two things: 1) give you a baseline score and 2) help you narrow your study plan down to the specific areas/question types you should be focusing on most.
Best,
Rich
I'm curious to know if you've taken a full-length practice exam. While it's great that you've identified verbal as a weak area, taking a practice exam under the same time constraints/conditions you'll experience on test day will do two things: 1) give you a baseline score and 2) help you narrow your study plan down to the specific areas/question types you should be focusing on most.
Best,
Rich
