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14 Oct 2012, 10:32
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Before I post my question, I would like to share some information about me.
I'm not a native English speaker, so Verbal-SC is the toughest part for me.
Previously back in 2010 I had taken online course and on completion of course I was lagging way behind in SC, so left it that way. My Quanta concepts were good and I was comfortable with OG questions as well.
Recently in Sep-2012 I started back with GMAT prep, beginning with SC. I went through a basic Grammar Book to understand basic Parts of Speech. Thereafter, I was stuck where to start next. Anyhow I started with Ultimate GMAT Grammar Book, but have been again stuck at Basic section-1 - as I find it too exhaustive. It doesn't seems feasible to absorb all the concepts listed.
Right now I'm feeling too depressed as to why I can't progress further. For over a month of study so far, I'm still neither able to gather pace nor confidence.
I would greatly appreciate if someone could advise me where should I begin my prep for SC. I have the following materials:
Ultimate GMAT Grammar Book
MGMAT Verbal Foundation
Aristotle SC Grail
Kaplan GMAT Verbal foundations
Powerscore SC Guide
MGMAT SC Guide
Thanks,
Sam
I'm not a native English speaker, so Verbal-SC is the toughest part for me.
Previously back in 2010 I had taken online course and on completion of course I was lagging way behind in SC, so left it that way. My Quanta concepts were good and I was comfortable with OG questions as well.
Recently in Sep-2012 I started back with GMAT prep, beginning with SC. I went through a basic Grammar Book to understand basic Parts of Speech. Thereafter, I was stuck where to start next. Anyhow I started with Ultimate GMAT Grammar Book, but have been again stuck at Basic section-1 - as I find it too exhaustive. It doesn't seems feasible to absorb all the concepts listed.
Right now I'm feeling too depressed as to why I can't progress further. For over a month of study so far, I'm still neither able to gather pace nor confidence.
I would greatly appreciate if someone could advise me where should I begin my prep for SC. I have the following materials:
Ultimate GMAT Grammar Book
MGMAT Verbal Foundation
Aristotle SC Grail
Kaplan GMAT Verbal foundations
Powerscore SC Guide
MGMAT SC Guide
Thanks,
Sam
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16 Oct 2012, 01:41
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Be patient is all I can say, it takes 2, 3 months for a non native speaker to become comfortable with the concepts.
I would say read MGMAT SC first few chapters and see if you face any major issues. Whenever you are stuck refer to Kaplan Verbal Foundation/MGMAT Foundation or any other grammar book. The basic goal is to Master MGMAT SC by reading it a number of times. Once you are done its all about practice. The other books are subsets of MGMAT SC. So once you are done MGMAT SC , the rest will flow.
I would say read MGMAT SC first few chapters and see if you face any major issues. Whenever you are stuck refer to Kaplan Verbal Foundation/MGMAT Foundation or any other grammar book. The basic goal is to Master MGMAT SC by reading it a number of times. Once you are done its all about practice. The other books are subsets of MGMAT SC. So once you are done MGMAT SC , the rest will flow.
