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06 Oct 2017, 06:02
Kudos
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Hello experts and members
The verbal score is not showing any progress. The score has improved from 19 to 28 but I am not able to take this score to the mid 30s. I have used the official guides 2015, 2016,and 2017 and e-gmat course but still not able to improve. I also focused on quality over quantity. I need your help because I really want to take this score to 38 (10 point increase) in 2 months.
Please share your thoughts.
Regards
The verbal score is not showing any progress. The score has improved from 19 to 28 but I am not able to take this score to the mid 30s. I have used the official guides 2015, 2016,and 2017 and e-gmat course but still not able to improve. I also focused on quality over quantity. I need your help because I really want to take this score to 38 (10 point increase) in 2 months.
Please share your thoughts.
Regards
06 Oct 2017, 09:10
Kudos
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Hi,
Rather than directly going to solve questions, I suggest you strengthen fundamentals.
First identify which is your area of concern. Is it SC, CR or RC?
If SC is your area of concern, learn fundamentals with GMAT club grammar book or MGMAT verbal foundations
For RC and CR, you may refer to MGMAT strategy guides.
Learn the concepts, shortcuts and fundamental rules and then try to solve the questions.
Start with easier questions. You can find a whole directory of questions in gmat club using the directory search.
Rather than directly going to solve questions, I suggest you strengthen fundamentals.
First identify which is your area of concern. Is it SC, CR or RC?
If SC is your area of concern, learn fundamentals with GMAT club grammar book or MGMAT verbal foundations
For RC and CR, you may refer to MGMAT strategy guides.
Learn the concepts, shortcuts and fundamental rules and then try to solve the questions.
Start with easier questions. You can find a whole directory of questions in gmat club using the directory search.
