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25 Dec 2013, 02:40
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I've done my first GMAT test ,I got only Q33 V10 total score 390. What should I design my study plan?
I have 6 months free time for preparation.
Thank you so much.
I have 6 months free time for preparation.
Thank you so much.
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25 Dec 2013, 19:55
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Dear Kwangthe,
I'm very happy to respond.
First of all, here's a GMAT Idiom ebook you may find helpful:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/gmat-idiom-ebook/
Here's a six month study plan that can really help you:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/6-month-gm ... -schedule/
Here's a post about GMAT CR with many links to other posts with strategies:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/save-time- ... questions/
Here's a post about GMAT SC with many links to other posts with strategies:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2013/gmat-grammar/
I am also going to give you a magic one-word piece of advice to improve your entire GMAT Verbal section: READ. Read every day, at least an hour a day --- that's an hour over and above any GMAT preparation. Read hard challenging material in English. First of all, since you want an MBA, read the Wall Street Journal every day and the Economist magazine every week. Here are some more suggestions about what to read:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-reading-list/
The very best thing you can do to improve your verbal section is to develop a habit of reading.
Finally, I think Magoosh can really help you. We have helped many folks who are not native English speakers improve and do well on the GMAT. See our testimonial page:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/testimonials
Here's a sample CR question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/3148
Here's a sample SC question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/3284
Here's a sample RC question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/2721
Here's a sample DS question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/979
For each one of those, when you submit your answer, the following page will have a complete video explanation. Each one of Magoosh's 700+ GMAT questions has its own video explanation, for accelerated learning.
Even if you decide not to take advantage of Magoosh, I hope you get everything you can from that free blog. There's a lot there that can really help you!
Best of luck, my friend!
Mike
04 Feb 2014, 13:15
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Hey, even I gave my exam last week and scored a poor V23 so here are few points from my side:
Usually GMAT Verbal is a bit tougher than what u see in OG13 and Manhattan books so make sure that u understand Grammatical points and errors clearly because
this only will help u solve SC questions
1.U can Use SC Grail and MGMAT Mixture to get good accuracy in SC and if you need more basic grammar rules then checkout other books as well.Practice good amount of 700 level questions as well with OG questions.
2.For CR as Rock750 said "PowerScore Critical Reasonning Bible" this is the best.
3.Last but not the least RC ,practice variety of reading from tough n moderate sources and u can even try new york times.
Plus get the RC99 book and solve all the 99 questions to be prepared for variety of questions .
That's all I can say about Verbal Prep in a month or two.
Remember always to practice what you have learned everytime you move to new topics it helps to memorize the concepts.
By the way I am aiming for 40+ in my 2nd attempt in March.
Usually GMAT Verbal is a bit tougher than what u see in OG13 and Manhattan books so make sure that u understand Grammatical points and errors clearly because
this only will help u solve SC questions
1.U can Use SC Grail and MGMAT Mixture to get good accuracy in SC and if you need more basic grammar rules then checkout other books as well.Practice good amount of 700 level questions as well with OG questions.
2.For CR as Rock750 said "PowerScore Critical Reasonning Bible" this is the best.
3.Last but not the least RC ,practice variety of reading from tough n moderate sources and u can even try new york times.
Plus get the RC99 book and solve all the 99 questions to be prepared for variety of questions .
That's all I can say about Verbal Prep in a month or two.
Remember always to practice what you have learned everytime you move to new topics it helps to memorize the concepts.
By the way I am aiming for 40+ in my 2nd attempt in March.
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