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Hi everyone, i recently gave the Official mock test and got a score of 560 with Q49 and V19. Seems like the verbal went terribly bad and there’s no one thing to point out which went wrong. I am working so I can study only on weekends. I did finish the OG before giving the mock in around 1.5 months and still cannot detect my mistakes.I am thinking of taking professional help for improving verbal. Please recommend any tutors who can give insights of my mistakes and shortcomings
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Hi ruchira123,
Please visit the link below to see the reviews of various courses and private tutors on GMAT club. You can refer to those before taking a decision
https://gmatclub.com/reviews/gmat_courses/?fl=menu
There are also many free resources of various prep companies that you can try before taking up a full course with them. Below is a link for that as well.
https://gmatclub.com/marketplace/free-stuff
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Magoosh seems good for your basic Verbal.
I like their SC videos, detailed and easy to understand.
For CR, this part is pretty hard. I studied Manhattan book, it's good but not enough to improve my CR. so I use LSAT book as well.
For RC, I a lot of RC passages to practice reading. this improved significantly.
Goodluck.
