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Hi there,
I started GMAT for 2 months, target at 700+.
At fresh, I did GmatPrep
Exam 1 (on 28 Feb) 680 (Q 50, V 32)
Exam 2 (on 29 Feb) 590 (Q 50, V 23)
Then, I acquiesced theory from Manhattan and Ron for SC, Bibble for CR. Then, I did all the GmatPrep Comprehensive collection, OG2017, and GmatPrep Question Pack 1 (app. 2000 questions), from which correction rate around somewhere 87% SC, 80%CR. Quite please on RC (normally 4 wrong questions on GmatPrep Exam 1 &2), I did not spend any time on RC. Then I took 2 CATs, from GmatPrep Exam Pack 1
Exam 3 (on 21 April) 710 (Q 51, V 36) - In Verbal, I did wrong 3 out of the first 21 questions in 50 mins, 16 wrong on the rest.
Exam 4 (on 22 April) 710 (Q 51, V 35) - In verbal, I managed time strictly, everything went well. I got normal 11 wrong question on verbal.
First Attempt on 08 May, 650 (Q 49, V 28), I felt that I run out of time to tie to my timeline (55 - 35 - 20 - 0 for the 10th - 20th - 30th - and 41th), I did many SC and CR questions without consideration because it simply fit my prethink. I retake on 25 May, as the deadline is on 29 May.
The question is, what should I do to improve the Verbal in couple of weeks, both in prep and exam strategy, provided that I have:
16 days, 24 hours a week, and
GmatPrep ExamPack2 left
Thank you for any help and thoughts.
I started GMAT for 2 months, target at 700+.
At fresh, I did GmatPrep
Exam 1 (on 28 Feb) 680 (Q 50, V 32)
Exam 2 (on 29 Feb) 590 (Q 50, V 23)
Then, I acquiesced theory from Manhattan and Ron for SC, Bibble for CR. Then, I did all the GmatPrep Comprehensive collection, OG2017, and GmatPrep Question Pack 1 (app. 2000 questions), from which correction rate around somewhere 87% SC, 80%CR. Quite please on RC (normally 4 wrong questions on GmatPrep Exam 1 &2), I did not spend any time on RC. Then I took 2 CATs, from GmatPrep Exam Pack 1
Exam 3 (on 21 April) 710 (Q 51, V 36) - In Verbal, I did wrong 3 out of the first 21 questions in 50 mins, 16 wrong on the rest.
Exam 4 (on 22 April) 710 (Q 51, V 35) - In verbal, I managed time strictly, everything went well. I got normal 11 wrong question on verbal.
First Attempt on 08 May, 650 (Q 49, V 28), I felt that I run out of time to tie to my timeline (55 - 35 - 20 - 0 for the 10th - 20th - 30th - and 41th), I did many SC and CR questions without consideration because it simply fit my prethink. I retake on 25 May, as the deadline is on 29 May.
The question is, what should I do to improve the Verbal in couple of weeks, both in prep and exam strategy, provided that I have:
16 days, 24 hours a week, and
GmatPrep ExamPack2 left
Thank you for any help and thoughts.
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