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I see that critical reasoning is my weakest part. Any suggestions on resources I should follow or my plan of action. I want to improve my verbal score
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gmatkillerdude
Hello gmatkillerdude
Nice nick
My favorite part of GMAT exam is CR or Critical Reasoning and it could be possibly yours too, once you start to excel there.
In general, you should build first solid foundations in CR or verbal in general.
In order to do that, you should complete either some verbal course online, as more expensive solution or complete some verbal book strategy guides as more affordable option.
Both of them will learn you necessary strategies in order to approach verbal questions in most effective way.
For books I recommend Manhattan CR, RC and SC strategy guides.
It would be also wise to go through GMAT Club Grammar Book.
If you decide to follow some verbal online course, you can check here reviews first and then start trial versions to see what works best for you.
Regarding practice questions, once you are done with guides or course I recommend official ones from OG's and GMATPrep.
Many of them you will find here in question banks, that can be your daily topic targeted practice.
Additionally, here is my post reply about reading for RC or verbal in general, beware it takes time to improve in verbal, it cannot be done overnight.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/quant-went-u ... 73045.html
Good luck and happy prep !
