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06 Sep 2011, 17:48
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I've been studying the GMAT off and on for the past year. I'm scoring between 42 and 44 (64-66 percentile) on my recent quant tests and scoring a 34 (69 percentile) on my verbal. I took the Manhattan GMAT course and have read all the book a few months ago. I also did all the problems in the OG book for Verbal. My plan is to get more practice problems in. My weak points for Verbal has been sentence correction. My quant is pretty spread out on weaknesses...mostly questions above a certain range (650 or 700). I plan on taking the test in 4 weeks. Which section should I be working harder to improve? Should I just continue to do practice problems? If so what should I focus more of my time on?
13 Nov 2011, 18:07
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I did and didn't get close to what I wanted on the test. I'm back at studying now and it seems like I'm stuck around the 600-630 range. My math percentage was lower than verbal, but each point in verbal gives you a higher overall score.
