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05 Jan 2024, 00:19
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I recently took the GMAT and scored 640 with a score of 48 on quant and 29 on verbal. On the enhanced score report, I see that I scored 46th percentile on CR, 49th on RC and 77th on SC. Clearly RC and CR were weak points. Can someone recommend a good course to improve CR and RC. I have heard a lot about egmat’s verbal course. Is it good for RC and CR. I am planning to spend two month’s time and write the GMAT Focus edition towards end of February or early March, 2024. I won’t be spending lot of time on quant section
05 Jan 2024, 00:35
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Hi Prashant.
You could check out some courses by using their trials to see what they offer. I personally prefer TTP, not only because I helped with the creation of the TTP GMAT Verbal course but also because of what I've heard from students. At the same time, I'd encourage your to form your own opinion by trying some courses out.
For some tips on how to master CR and RC, see this comprehensive post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
You could check out some courses by using their trials to see what they offer. I personally prefer TTP, not only because I helped with the creation of the TTP GMAT Verbal course but also because of what I've heard from students. At the same time, I'd encourage your to form your own opinion by trying some courses out.
For some tips on how to master CR and RC, see this comprehensive post.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
05 Jan 2024, 05:41
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Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR (also SC if you're interested). For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well. If you feel your fundamentals are solid, working on your solving approach may be helpful. Had a 6-hour student who went from similar score (V31) to a V40 in about 30 days for example. Perhaps include working with a study buddy. If you can find someone who is really strong on Verbal and needs help with Quant, that could be a good fit. There's a study buddy thread on gmatclub you could have a look at.
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