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14 Sep 2014, 03:05
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Hi all,
I am new to this forum so maybe i am not getting responses for my questions.but i want to ask that which test should i consider for practicing only verbal section.
I have completed the verbal course from manhattan books and i have also completed og 13 edn. and verbal reveiw . 2nd edn. I have several pdf tests from scoretop.com and i got in the range of 28-35 ques. right of the total 41 ques.but i dont know the difficulty level of those tests also i dont know whether i should reconsider reading sc and cr section again as i am getting few ques. of these section wrong.
Please help.
I am new to this forum so maybe i am not getting responses for my questions.but i want to ask that which test should i consider for practicing only verbal section.
I have completed the verbal course from manhattan books and i have also completed og 13 edn. and verbal reveiw . 2nd edn. I have several pdf tests from scoretop.com and i got in the range of 28-35 ques. right of the total 41 ques.but i dont know the difficulty level of those tests also i dont know whether i should reconsider reading sc and cr section again as i am getting few ques. of these section wrong.
Please help.
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Have you used LSAT verbal? This will help with RC and CR, but not SC. Veritas Prep also has verbal guides. Just be sure to return to OG or GMATPrep (which will new for you) at the end, to get back in GMAT mode.
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21 Sep 2014, 15:38
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If you want practice on verbal, just try the verbal questions on the free practice pill platform: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/
If you click on the section for SC, CR or RC, you'll have plenty to practice with there -- plus a few of free video explanations.
You should be careful about those score-top questions -- they are actually illegal to use. Their site was shut down and server confiscated by authorities.
Another quick resource is try.gmatpill.com
Remember, when it comes to practice, you have to try to develop a framework overtime. Otherwise, you might go through 1000s of questions and still have no strategy...and you'll be just as good when you first started when you answer the next batch of questions. The goal of practice is to get better - not stay in place.
If you click on the section for SC, CR or RC, you'll have plenty to practice with there -- plus a few of free video explanations.
You should be careful about those score-top questions -- they are actually illegal to use. Their site was shut down and server confiscated by authorities.
Another quick resource is try.gmatpill.com
Remember, when it comes to practice, you have to try to develop a framework overtime. Otherwise, you might go through 1000s of questions and still have no strategy...and you'll be just as good when you first started when you answer the next batch of questions. The goal of practice is to get better - not stay in place.
