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22 Oct 2010, 00:05
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I am struggling with verbal section. My MGMAT test verbal scores vary largely between 28 and 40. Can any one help me with a strategy that can secure 34+ in verbal?
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22 Oct 2010, 01:16
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You have to know what your strengths are and that knowledge will come only through lot of practice and retrospection. For me I got 34 in real GMAT but I never felt confident in any one area. I thought CR and RC were my friends but it was not very true when I looked back at my old papers.
Since then I have strengthened on CR and SC. RC seems to be fluctuating but getting 2 of the 3 areas under reasonable control will help you hit 34.
I can give more advice if I succeed in my attempt
. You are getting 40 in MGMAT, it means you are doing well but just need to focus.
Thank you.
Since then I have strengthened on CR and SC. RC seems to be fluctuating but getting 2 of the 3 areas under reasonable control will help you hit 34.
I can give more advice if I succeed in my attempt
. You are getting 40 in MGMAT, it means you are doing well but just need to focus.Thank you.
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