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Hello, I recently took the Gmat, I scored a 640 Q: 45 V: 34
I was happy since I improved my score on both sections, still I am not satisfy with my score, I want my score to be at least 670.
My main concern at the time is the Verbal section, I would like to have at least a 38 in order to improve my score.
I went from a 29 on the verbal section to a 34, I focused my attention on the SC questions and I read the SC strategy guide from manhattan, grammar book from the gmat club and I took the E-GMAT course for SC and the GMATPILL SC.
I would like to focus now on the CR questions now, since I have trouble to find an apoproach to tackle questions with high difficulty.
I was wondering if its worth buying acces to the E-GMAT CR ?
Anyone thinks its worth the money?
Thanks
I was happy since I improved my score on both sections, still I am not satisfy with my score, I want my score to be at least 670.
My main concern at the time is the Verbal section, I would like to have at least a 38 in order to improve my score.
I went from a 29 on the verbal section to a 34, I focused my attention on the SC questions and I read the SC strategy guide from manhattan, grammar book from the gmat club and I took the E-GMAT course for SC and the GMATPILL SC.
I would like to focus now on the CR questions now, since I have trouble to find an apoproach to tackle questions with high difficulty.
I was wondering if its worth buying acces to the E-GMAT CR ?
Anyone thinks its worth the money?
Thanks
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