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Before I began studying for the second time I took a GMATPrep practice test and got a 680 Q43 V40. I then spent the next month studying using the following resources:
Took an inperson MGMAT class where I learned all verbal strategies
Completed all Hard Magoosh Sentence Correction problems
Completed all sentence correction OG problems
Completed three additional practice tests
The scores I received on the practice tests are as follows:
680 Q47 V37
710 Q48 V39
670 Q49 V32 (not quite sure what happened here)
After taking the exam on 6/9 I scored 700 Q47 V39.
I want to attempt to retake the exam to score 720+ and I am wondering what resources I should look into for improving my verbal.
I was planning to purchase the GMAC question pack 1 and was also considering the PowerScore SC book.
Any and all advice is appreciated!
Thanks!
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Before I began studying for the second time I took a GMATPrep practice test and got a 680 Q43 V40. I then spent the next month studying using the following resources:
Took an inperson MGMAT class where I learned all verbal strategies
Completed all Hard Magoosh Sentence Correction problems
Completed all sentence correction OG problems
Completed three additional practice tests
The scores I received on the practice tests are as follows:
680 Q47 V37
710 Q48 V39
670 Q49 V32 (not quite sure what happened here)
After taking the exam on 6/9 I scored 700 Q47 V39.
I want to attempt to retake the exam to score 720+ and I am wondering what resources I should look into for improving my verbal.
I was planning to purchase the GMAC question pack 1 and was also considering the PowerScore SC book.
Any and all advice is appreciated!
Thanks!
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Hey 2ndTimeCharm,
Looks like you used a lot of good resources.
The SC section is the easiest verbal section to make improvements on. Once you understand how to think and approach this question type, there are only so many ways you can be tested. Here at GMAT Pill we developed the 10 core frameworks which detail the 10 ways to approach GMAT sentence corrections.
Well, after reading quite a few debriefs, my impression is that it is doable.
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