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JusTLucK04
06 May 2014, 08:47
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I have solved the OG-13 and Verbal review-2
Plus Power CR, Kaplan Workbook, MGMAT RC Plus numerous questions from GMAT CLUB
I did not keep a track in the later 3(which I used for learning the concepts),but for the former 2 i.e OG-13 & Verbal Review 2... I have a 90 percent accuracy for RC & CR..A few unavoidable errors always creep in..such as My understanding of some part of the question differs from the one intended by the author,Missing some specific point in a RC
My target is V-44 and my scheduled date is in 23 days...
I have not yet attempted SC as I am yet to master the concepts..
Please guide me on :
1.What other sources should I tackle ?
2.Is this enough for a V-44 given that SC is not my strong point..I guess some 70 per accuracy in OG is what I predict from my current understanding.
3.How many question of the 41 or so can I miss & still get the target score..I know it can vary a lot..but considering that I get all intermediate level question correct
Plus Power CR, Kaplan Workbook, MGMAT RC Plus numerous questions from GMAT CLUB
I did not keep a track in the later 3(which I used for learning the concepts),but for the former 2 i.e OG-13 & Verbal Review 2... I have a 90 percent accuracy for RC & CR..A few unavoidable errors always creep in..such as My understanding of some part of the question differs from the one intended by the author,Missing some specific point in a RC
My target is V-44 and my scheduled date is in 23 days...
I have not yet attempted SC as I am yet to master the concepts..
Please guide me on :
1.What other sources should I tackle ?
2.Is this enough for a V-44 given that SC is not my strong point..I guess some 70 per accuracy in OG is what I predict from my current understanding.
3.How many question of the 41 or so can I miss & still get the target score..I know it can vary a lot..but considering that I get all intermediate level question correct
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06 May 2014, 13:24
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Dear JusTLucK04,
Hmm. You want to master GMAT SC in 23 days. Quite a challenge there.
1) The MGMAT books on SC is excellent, perhaps the best source in print. The Magoosh blog has a number of excellent articles on SC:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/category/verbal ... orrection/
Frankly, if you know everything in the MGMAT book and everything discussed on the Magoosh blog, you will be in top shape for the GMAT SC. For comparison, I would urge you to consider these:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/kaplan-gma ... ok-review/
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/kaplan-new ... ok-review/
2) Again, feeling weak on 1/3 of the Verbal section is not promising for a good score. You really have to get much better at GMAT SC.
3) I would say --- forget the numbers game. That is the absolute worst focus. Your focus, day and night for the next 23 days, has to be: how do I learn as much as possible about GMAT SC?
Does all this make sense?
Mike
JusTLucK04
06 May 2014, 13:45
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Thanks a lot for the advice & tips..
I have already been thru the MGMAT SC.Also,I am regularly updating my SC stock with Magoosh blogs as well..Still the intuitive me overpowers the go by rules me & I end up using the wrong options..I am trying to implement the rules as much as possible...
A fair idea of the number of incorrects by a V-44 Guy will help me choose my strategy here...SC seems to be an inevitable pain point and I did rather focus on sharpening my Quant skills if a 70% accuracy on SC is doable for a V-44 (given that RC & SC are my strong sections)
I have already been thru the MGMAT SC.Also,I am regularly updating my SC stock with Magoosh blogs as well..Still the intuitive me overpowers the go by rules me & I end up using the wrong options..I am trying to implement the rules as much as possible...
A fair idea of the number of incorrects by a V-44 Guy will help me choose my strategy here...SC seems to be an inevitable pain point and I did rather focus on sharpening my Quant skills if a 70% accuracy on SC is doable for a V-44 (given that RC & SC are my strong sections)
