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10 Jul 2020, 14:54
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Hi everyone,
I am currently preparing for GMAT and plan to give it on August 31st with ISB as my main focus (application deadline: Sep 20th). I have been giving mocks and am scoring in the range of 650-680 (Official GMAT Mock 1: 680, Veritas: 650, Kaplan: 660). I score considerably well in Quants and fairly poor in Verbal, average scores being Q: 50 V: 30. Considering I have around 50 days left for my D-day, it would be extremely great if any of you could share preparation strategies on how I can push my Verbal scores to ~40+, if that's not an ambitious ask.
P.S: I currently own all 3 OGs (2020) and Manhattan SC.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
I am currently preparing for GMAT and plan to give it on August 31st with ISB as my main focus (application deadline: Sep 20th). I have been giving mocks and am scoring in the range of 650-680 (Official GMAT Mock 1: 680, Veritas: 650, Kaplan: 660). I score considerably well in Quants and fairly poor in Verbal, average scores being Q: 50 V: 30. Considering I have around 50 days left for my D-day, it would be extremely great if any of you could share preparation strategies on how I can push my Verbal scores to ~40+, if that's not an ambitious ask.
P.S: I currently own all 3 OGs (2020) and Manhattan SC.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
10 Jul 2020, 22:39
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10 Jul 2020, 23:04
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to be extremely honest, GMAT verbal is all about practice..Make sure u have a definite strategy for each sub section in verbal. Every section needs tons and tons of practice -> because at the end of the day, there are only these many questions in verbal section. which subsection are u really good at and which one are u pretty bad at. I really hope u fair well!!!
All the best!!
All the best!!
