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18 Jul 2011, 16:13
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me which practice exams (free ones) offer you the option of attempting only a particular section? I want to be able to attempt only the verbal section.
I am struggling to improve my verbal score. It is currently 28 and I wish to bump it upto 35. I am working on SC using Manhattan SC guuide. I find I'm able to answer questions correctly when practiing on paper but do not perform the same online.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Aanchal
Can anyone tell me which practice exams (free ones) offer you the option of attempting only a particular section? I want to be able to attempt only the verbal section.
I am struggling to improve my verbal score. It is currently 28 and I wish to bump it upto 35. I am working on SC using Manhattan SC guuide. I find I'm able to answer questions correctly when practiing on paper but do not perform the same online.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Aanchal
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22 Jul 2011, 08:35
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I employed a similiar strategy. After doing many math problems, I simply felt exhausted and only wanted to work on my verbal. So for the Manhattan online tests, I simply skipped the quant section and moved directly on the verbal. Manhattan's verbal questions are pretty decent, so I could recommend that approach if you're already solid in math and have enough quant questions for practice.
However, many will object to this course of action. You're losing six full CAT's - something to consider if you need more practice to adjust to the test environment or require extra math practice.
However, many will object to this course of action. You're losing six full CAT's - something to consider if you need more practice to adjust to the test environment or require extra math practice.
11 Nov 2019, 17:23
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