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17 Mar 2014, 14:37
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Good evening to everybody.
I've been studying for the gmat for at least 3 months, focusing on content and forgetting about speed. The quantitative part it seems easy to me; I just had to practice my accuracy and understand how the test is gonna "play with me". In the other hand, the qualitative part is destroying me. At the beginning I used to answer correctly more than 65% of the CR and RC questions, while I was having more trouble with SC questions.
After 3 weeks focusing only in the SC question the results have surprised me. I'm not decreasing my rate of right score in the CR and RC questions, but also decreasing my rate of correct SC questions.
I'm planning to take the exam on the April 8th, but I really feel myself without knowing what to do in order to improve my Verbal Score from a 31 (average score) to a 40.
Can any of you help me? Can you recommend me good study plan or verbal course?
Thank you very much, I'll appreciate any advice
Bests.
I've been studying for the gmat for at least 3 months, focusing on content and forgetting about speed. The quantitative part it seems easy to me; I just had to practice my accuracy and understand how the test is gonna "play with me". In the other hand, the qualitative part is destroying me. At the beginning I used to answer correctly more than 65% of the CR and RC questions, while I was having more trouble with SC questions.
After 3 weeks focusing only in the SC question the results have surprised me. I'm not decreasing my rate of right score in the CR and RC questions, but also decreasing my rate of correct SC questions.
I'm planning to take the exam on the April 8th, but I really feel myself without knowing what to do in order to improve my Verbal Score from a 31 (average score) to a 40.
Can any of you help me? Can you recommend me good study plan or verbal course?
Thank you very much, I'll appreciate any advice
Bests.
18 Mar 2014, 08:18
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Hello,
Don't worry! We have an excellent adaptive GMAT prep program that has helped hundreds of students ace the verbal section. You should "destroy" the verbal section -- don't let it "destroy" you!
Check out a free trial of our course at https:://gmat.economist.com.
Best of luck,
Liz
Don't worry! We have an excellent adaptive GMAT prep program that has helped hundreds of students ace the verbal section. You should "destroy" the verbal section -- don't let it "destroy" you!
Check out a free trial of our course at https:://gmat.economist.com.
Best of luck,
Liz
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