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19 Nov 2019, 03:59
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Hi!
I have done 5 GMAT practice tests and whereas my quant scores have been consistent in 50-51, my verbal scores have been V37 V35 V38 V43 V34. I want to ensure a V40 in the exam so I would like to know what do you recommend me. I have no problem in paying for a verbal course if it helps me but I want to ensure the V40 in a two to three weeks period time. I am open to any suggestion.
Thank you for your time!
I have done 5 GMAT practice tests and whereas my quant scores have been consistent in 50-51, my verbal scores have been V37 V35 V38 V43 V34. I want to ensure a V40 in the exam so I would like to know what do you recommend me. I have no problem in paying for a verbal course if it helps me but I want to ensure the V40 in a two to three weeks period time. I am open to any suggestion.
Thank you for your time!
19 Nov 2019, 04:40
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MartyKaan
Hi!
I have done 5 GMAT practice tests and whereas my quant scores have been consistent in 50-51, my verbal scores have been V37 V35 V38 V43 V34. I want to ensure a V40 in the exam so I would like to know what do you recommend me. I have no problem in paying for a verbal course if it helps me but I want to ensure the V40 in a two to three weeks period time. I am open to any suggestion.
Thank you for your time!
Hi,I have done 5 GMAT practice tests and whereas my quant scores have been consistent in 50-51, my verbal scores have been V37 V35 V38 V43 V34. I want to ensure a V40 in the exam so I would like to know what do you recommend me. I have no problem in paying for a verbal course if it helps me but I want to ensure the V40 in a two to three weeks period time. I am open to any suggestion.
Thank you for your time!
You are scoring pretty well on verbal too. I think, personal tutoring for verbal will help you more than a course. Your scores show you already know the concepts. As per me, changing bit strategies and approach to question will definitely get you above V40. I hope the following link will be bit helpful to you: ttps://gmatclub.com/forum/how-to-improv ... 38089.html and if not then you can look a GmatNinja video that you can find on google/YT: From great (V40?) to incredible (V45?!) on GMAT SC
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