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Hi, I have started my prep 3 months back(2 weeks break in between. Gmat Prep-01 Q46 V17 Jan'16 Gmat Prep 01 Q47 V19 Feb'16 Gmat Prep-02 Q49 V21 31st Mar'16
I have completed quant from Mahattam prep guides and Verbal from SC grail. Took additional help on Verbal from Jamboree (3 class) I did all the OG questions timed/untimed to speed up and understand.
I need opinion and help on how must i improve my Verbal score.
Thanks
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Hi, I have started my prep 3 months back(2 weeks break in between. Gmat Prep-01 Q46 V17 Jan'16 Gmat Prep 01 Q47 V19 Feb'16 Gmat Prep-02 Q49 V21 31st Mar'16
I have completed quant from Mahattam prep guides and Verbal from SC grail. Took additional help on Verbal from Jamboree (3 class) I did all the OG questions timed/untimed to speed up and understand.
I need opinion and help on how must i improve my Verbal score.
Thanks
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Hi BS55,
You mock scores in Verbal show a clear lack of understanding of the fundamentals. You need to brush them up before you go ahead and solve another mock CAT. The best way to identify your shortcoming is by drilling down deep in your mistakes. Analyse your test thoroughly and see which problem types (CR, SC or RC) are troubling you. You need to then drill down deeper and identify the question topics that are causing a problem for you.
SC question test your knowledge of Subject, Verbs, Modifiers, Parallelism etc. CR questions test you on Conclusion, Assumption, Strengthening and Weakening. RC again tests you on the similar lines as the CR questions.
To improve you need to figure out your problem.
What has been your accuracy in the CR, SC and Rc questions respectively?
Hi BS55! Your GMATPrep Verbal scores consistently indicate that a fundamental reorientation is needed in your Verbal preparation.
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