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03 Oct 2022, 09:13
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Hello guys,
It is 3 years now that I’ve been a member of GMATClub and am grateful to the community for helping me explore so much about the GMAT/MBA. My time to give the GMAT has finally come and I’m struggling a lot with Verbal.
Gave my first mock (Princeton Review) a month back - 630 (Q49, V28 :/ )
Read Manhattan Prep’s All the Verbal, CR from Foundations of Verbal, watched GMAT Ninja’s YT vids on SC, practiced some questions on GMATClub for SC.
Gave another mock now hoping to have improved my Verbal and scored a 570 (Q49, V20)
Although, this time it was mainly because I took a lot of time in my initial verbal questions and had to rush in for almost half of the section. My target score is a 760+ and it seems really far with the way my prep is going. Can someone suggest what to do?
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It is 3 years now that I’ve been a member of GMATClub and am grateful to the community for helping me explore so much about the GMAT/MBA. My time to give the GMAT has finally come and I’m struggling a lot with Verbal.
Gave my first mock (Princeton Review) a month back - 630 (Q49, V28 :/ )
Read Manhattan Prep’s All the Verbal, CR from Foundations of Verbal, watched GMAT Ninja’s YT vids on SC, practiced some questions on GMATClub for SC.
Gave another mock now hoping to have improved my Verbal and scored a 570 (Q49, V20)
Although, this time it was mainly because I took a lot of time in my initial verbal questions and had to rush in for almost half of the section. My target score is a 760+ and it seems really far with the way my prep is going. Can someone suggest what to do?
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03 Oct 2022, 09:26
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Hi defmba.
Given what you said about how you have been preparing, it appears that you have learned some verbal basics but haven't done that much verbal practice.
GMAT verbal is a game you have to learn to play, and to learn to play the GMAT verbal game well, you need to do a lot of practice. Also, the practice has to be effective practice.
So, to learn how to practice GMAT verbal for best results, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
Also, for some general tips on how to master GMAT verbal, see this one.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
Given what you said about how you have been preparing, it appears that you have learned some verbal basics but haven't done that much verbal practice.
GMAT verbal is a game you have to learn to play, and to learn to play the GMAT verbal game well, you need to do a lot of practice. Also, the practice has to be effective practice.
So, to learn how to practice GMAT verbal for best results, see this post.
Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
Also, for some general tips on how to master GMAT verbal, see this one.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
03 Oct 2022, 09:34
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Thanks MartyTargetTestPrep, I have read your posts about practicing Verbal. However, I haven’t found a resource which would let me practice, say - only Tenses, for SC. Also, even though sometimes I know the concept, I fail to recognise it on the exam question. Any tips?
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