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18 Jun 2012, 00:10
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Hi!
I need to improve my Gmat verbal by 12-15 points in a month. Can I do that? And if i can, what resources do i need?I am considering enrolling to a course too..(Online). which course will be beneficial most for the nonnative speaker?
P.S.-I have prepared for GMAT for 3-4 months, and took a GMAT (was completely stressed though and felt not ready) and scored 23 in verbal.
I need to improve my Gmat verbal by 12-15 points in a month. Can I do that? And if i can, what resources do i need?I am considering enrolling to a course too..(Online). which course will be beneficial most for the nonnative speaker?
P.S.-I have prepared for GMAT for 3-4 months, and took a GMAT (was completely stressed though and felt not ready) and scored 23 in verbal.
18 Jun 2012, 00:16
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A few thoughts:
- Based on your low starting score, the possibility of doing that is higher than if your starting score were in the mid-30s.
- One month is probably not enough time.
- The best way IMO to radically and efficiently improve Verbal skills is to read the WSJ or NY Times on a daily basis.
- Based on your low starting score, the possibility of doing that is higher than if your starting score were in the mid-30s.
- One month is probably not enough time.
- The best way IMO to radically and efficiently improve Verbal skills is to read the WSJ or NY Times on a daily basis.
