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Most GMAT test-takers are intimidated by the hardest GMAT Verbal questions. In this session, Target Test Prep GMAT instructor Erika Tyler-John, a 100th percentile GMAT scorer, will show you how top scorers break down challenging Verbal questions..
09 Feb 2014, 01:41
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So heres my story,
I prepared for my gmat, busting my ass for 2 months and finally gave the exam, postponing the date for a month in 5th Feb. The test was going good but midway I started having trouble breathing because of my cold and I couldnt concentrate on the last of quants and verbal section much. To my sadness, the score came out at 680 (IR-5, Q-48, V-34)
I plan on applying for MS Finance at top universities and with this score, I am not close to the median scores of HEC Paris or Oxford but I can join ESSEC, Cranfield School of Management. Now, I am confused whether to retake the GMAT once again after a month or to quit it and go with these scores as I still in undergrad and I dont want to screw my finals because of GMAT.
If i do plan to give the GMAT, Can anyone provide me links of some approach and material that I can follow to cross 40 in Verbal in one month. Your help will be much appreciated. Thankyou !
I prepared for my gmat, busting my ass for 2 months and finally gave the exam, postponing the date for a month in 5th Feb. The test was going good but midway I started having trouble breathing because of my cold and I couldnt concentrate on the last of quants and verbal section much. To my sadness, the score came out at 680 (IR-5, Q-48, V-34)
I plan on applying for MS Finance at top universities and with this score, I am not close to the median scores of HEC Paris or Oxford but I can join ESSEC, Cranfield School of Management. Now, I am confused whether to retake the GMAT once again after a month or to quit it and go with these scores as I still in undergrad and I dont want to screw my finals because of GMAT.
If i do plan to give the GMAT, Can anyone provide me links of some approach and material that I can follow to cross 40 in Verbal in one month. Your help will be much appreciated. Thankyou !
09 Feb 2014, 01:57
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Since your score does not reflect your potential, I would advice you to to retake the test.
As for materials, this post might help-
collection-of-the-best-gmat-resources-167295.html#p1329720
Cheers!
As for materials, this post might help-
collection-of-the-best-gmat-resources-167295.html#p1329720
Cheers!
09 Feb 2014, 08:09
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We would also recommend to retake the GMAT.
I think you have to find a GMAT verbal expert and IDENTIFY your personal weaknesses in this area and then ELIMINATE them!
If you want to self-study you will give away a lot of your full potential though. Only with the help of an experienced expert your preparation will be organized optimally and your valuable time will be used efficiently...
You have almost cracked the 700...DON'T STOP NOW
If you need an individual study plan how to overcome your weaknesses we would love to help you for free and non-binding.
OPTIMUS PREP
I think you have to find a GMAT verbal expert and IDENTIFY your personal weaknesses in this area and then ELIMINATE them!
If you want to self-study you will give away a lot of your full potential though. Only with the help of an experienced expert your preparation will be organized optimally and your valuable time will be used efficiently...
You have almost cracked the 700...DON'T STOP NOW
If you need an individual study plan how to overcome your weaknesses we would love to help you for free and non-binding.
OPTIMUS PREP
