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15 Aug 2011, 12:29
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Hi,
My test is on 30 Aug. and I am facing serious problem with verbal. Not sure if many poeple have encountered the same problem.
The problem is that I am stuck at a score of 620 (q48/v28). I am sure I can reach q50 with extra bit of concentration in exam.
BUT not matter wat I do in verbal my score does not seem to improve.
Below is my snap shot my my exams. I am scoreing 27/28 consistently
My lastest GMATPREP verbal score is 28 with 16 incorrect.
First 15 had only 3 incorrect. (2 wrong in first 5 questions)
7 are spread evenly in the middle. The story is fine till now.
Main concern is that I am consistently getting all of the last 5-6 wrong. How much does that hurt my score ?
I had seen such similar pattern in quant, but I still score a 48.
I am not able to comprehend why my verbal scores are not improving at all. I identified an time management issue in MG3 test and was able to reach till the end this time (with last 6 wrong).
I have also attached my Manhattan Gmat verbal score details. Please please help me in identifying issue with my score.
If you see the log %tile remains 70 till 33-34 question and in the end falls till 50.
I know I have prepared well enough, but approach is missing. How do I reach till the end with sufficient time.
My test is on 30 Aug. and I am facing serious problem with verbal. Not sure if many poeple have encountered the same problem.
The problem is that I am stuck at a score of 620 (q48/v28). I am sure I can reach q50 with extra bit of concentration in exam.
BUT not matter wat I do in verbal my score does not seem to improve.
Below is my snap shot my my exams. I am scoreing 27/28 consistently
My lastest GMATPREP verbal score is 28 with 16 incorrect.
First 15 had only 3 incorrect. (2 wrong in first 5 questions)
7 are spread evenly in the middle. The story is fine till now.
Main concern is that I am consistently getting all of the last 5-6 wrong. How much does that hurt my score ?
I had seen such similar pattern in quant, but I still score a 48.
I am not able to comprehend why my verbal scores are not improving at all. I identified an time management issue in MG3 test and was able to reach till the end this time (with last 6 wrong).
I have also attached my Manhattan Gmat verbal score details. Please please help me in identifying issue with my score.
If you see the log %tile remains 70 till 33-34 question and in the end falls till 50.
I know I have prepared well enough, but approach is missing. How do I reach till the end with sufficient time.
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15 Aug 2011, 14:41
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Regarding Timing- Try listening to the "Thursdays with Ron" - Timing Considerations:
https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2010-08-05.2109.M.866FBFAA72D96C5654EEE76A43EDF2.vcr&sid=329
Practice is the key for RC and SC.. Good luck
https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2010-08-05.2109.M.866FBFAA72D96C5654EEE76A43EDF2.vcr&sid=329
Practice is the key for RC and SC.. Good luck
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16 Aug 2011, 10:38
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Sequential incorrect answers will tank your score.
Time management is key to not rush the end.
Review this thread:
timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-80176.html
Time management is key to not rush the end.
Review this thread:
timing-strategies-on-the-gmat-80176.html
