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GMAT 1: 630 Q47 V29
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Hi,
I am weak at verbal and targeting to take verbal from 30 to 37/38. I seek suggestion on how to practice ? , i have already prepared strategy for each Q type ( though will be reworking on the same from time to time )
My biggest hurdle in this journey is RC , now i have two months to retake my gmat, please suggest me either of the approach or suggest something new.
1) read fiction, some scientific journals etc. as per the daily recommendation of reading to improve RC.
OR,
2) Practice passages , may be 3/5 passages every day... though the available resources on RC are limited e.g. OG12, Verbal 2 and a few other sources, but do you think it would be right to practice LSAT passages once the OG resources are exhausted.
I am already thru with the OG 12, when i took my gmat first time ( 620, V 30, Q 45 ).
I am weak at verbal and targeting to take verbal from 30 to 37/38. I seek suggestion on how to practice ? , i have already prepared strategy for each Q type ( though will be reworking on the same from time to time )
My biggest hurdle in this journey is RC , now i have two months to retake my gmat, please suggest me either of the approach or suggest something new.
1) read fiction, some scientific journals etc. as per the daily recommendation of reading to improve RC.
OR,
2) Practice passages , may be 3/5 passages every day... though the available resources on RC are limited e.g. OG12, Verbal 2 and a few other sources, but do you think it would be right to practice LSAT passages once the OG resources are exhausted.
I am already thru with the OG 12, when i took my gmat first time ( 620, V 30, Q 45 ).
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