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16 Jan 2007, 04:12
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Hey guys, I am new in this forum and need some help from you.
2 years ago I took the Gmat twice (dec 2004 and jan 2005) and scored 670 (49Q 33V 5.0AWA) and 660 (49Q 32V 4.5AWA). By that time I may confess that my "stamina" and endurance were not in the best levels, and I was at a professional change is my life that affected my concentration. However, excuses apart, the Gmat cracked me, I was definitely dominated by the Verbal part of the test.
I know the score is not that bad, but I also know that for the schools I am aiming I really need to improve. Altough English is not my mother tongue I got much more exposure with the language and improved some skills.
Last week I decided I will once again study for the Gmat and that this time I will focus really hard on the verbal part to at least draw the game
So I need some help from you guys so that I can increase my verbal part, I've seen here that some of you guys like the SC MGMAT book. What other material should I master to prepare better to the CR and RC parts? I've read that there is the LSAT material for the CR, what books should I buy.
I have already downloaded the SC+CR+RC 1000 series from the club
. Would it be helpful if I take a prep course such as the Veritas one?
Many Thanks in advance for help.
2 years ago I took the Gmat twice (dec 2004 and jan 2005) and scored 670 (49Q 33V 5.0AWA) and 660 (49Q 32V 4.5AWA). By that time I may confess that my "stamina" and endurance were not in the best levels, and I was at a professional change is my life that affected my concentration. However, excuses apart, the Gmat cracked me, I was definitely dominated by the Verbal part of the test.
I know the score is not that bad, but I also know that for the schools I am aiming I really need to improve. Altough English is not my mother tongue I got much more exposure with the language and improved some skills.
Last week I decided I will once again study for the Gmat and that this time I will focus really hard on the verbal part to at least draw the game
So I need some help from you guys so that I can increase my verbal part, I've seen here that some of you guys like the SC MGMAT book. What other material should I master to prepare better to the CR and RC parts? I've read that there is the LSAT material for the CR, what books should I buy.
I have already downloaded the SC+CR+RC 1000 series from the club
. Would it be helpful if I take a prep course such as the Veritas one?Many Thanks in advance for help.
16 Jan 2007, 09:24
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I guess it would be helpful, but maybe not really necessary. I would stick with the OG for Verbal and just take some practice tests in your books!
