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27 Jun 2022, 10:07
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HI,
I have a very weak VA. My speed sucks. Kindly suggest how to improve in VA
I have a very weak VA. My speed sucks. Kindly suggest how to improve in VA
30 Jun 2022, 09:35
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Hi desertEagle.
There are a number of things you can do to speed up in verbal.
One of the most effective ones is to learn a reliable strategy for answering each type of verbal question. By having a reliable strategy that you can use, you avoid wasting time muddling your way to answers because, when you see a question, you know exactly what to do to answer it.
For more ideas on how to speed up in verbal and complete the verbal section of the GMAT on time, see this post.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
There are a number of things you can do to speed up in verbal.
One of the most effective ones is to learn a reliable strategy for answering each type of verbal question. By having a reliable strategy that you can use, you avoid wasting time muddling your way to answers because, when you see a question, you know exactly what to do to answer it.
For more ideas on how to speed up in verbal and complete the verbal section of the GMAT on time, see this post.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
03 Jul 2022, 22:08
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Hi,
I would love to help you because I ran into this problem as well while attempting to improve my verbal score. FYI, I retook the GMAT to improve my overall score, but my verbal score was generally low. During this period, I did the following:
1. Start by evaluating your verbal section's strengths and flaws.
2. SC was my linguistic strong suit. So, on average, SC questions took up less of my permitted time for each question.
3. Because my first reading and response pace was so poor, I took advantage of this opportunity to spend more time on challenging CR problems before moving on to RCs, which in any event required more time from my end.
4. The longer CR and RC questions weren't all challenging. I observed a consistent increase in my expertise and accuracy with them.
Practice, Strategize, Excel...
Hope it helps!
I would love to help you because I ran into this problem as well while attempting to improve my verbal score. FYI, I retook the GMAT to improve my overall score, but my verbal score was generally low. During this period, I did the following:
1. Start by evaluating your verbal section's strengths and flaws.
2. SC was my linguistic strong suit. So, on average, SC questions took up less of my permitted time for each question.
3. Because my first reading and response pace was so poor, I took advantage of this opportunity to spend more time on challenging CR problems before moving on to RCs, which in any event required more time from my end.
4. The longer CR and RC questions weren't all challenging. I observed a consistent increase in my expertise and accuracy with them.
Practice, Strategize, Excel...
Hope it helps!
