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31 Jul 2019, 22:15
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I have taken few days off from work till my exams and am preparing for GMAT. I want to improve from V28 to atleast V 36+. any forward path to achieve the same?
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31 Jul 2019, 23:52
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To be honest, 7+ points increase on the verbal raw score is difficult. Also, you may want to provide more information. For instance, how did you perform in the individual subsections on some of the recent practice tests? Are you weak in one or two subsections such as CR, SC, or RC? I would not go very far to say that 7 point increase is impossible but doing so is surely difficult.
01 Aug 2019, 00:28
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I had scored a V34 in first GMAT attempt which was 8 months ago.Since then I had always scored V30 and below. My accuracy is around 50-60% in all sections and it varies in all mocks.Sometimes I score exceptionally low in one section and much better same section in another mock I m currently using Veritas mock and GMAC offcial mocks for practise
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