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chanyb
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Schools: INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (S) IMD '21 (A)
GMAT 1: 670 Q46 V36
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Schools: INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (S) IMD '21 (A)
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Verbal Study Resource and Strategy 15 Feb 2020, 05:18
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Hey guys. Need help.

So i re-took the gmat today and I improved my Quant from 46 to 49. But my verbal went down from 36 to 27. Which is a real shame.

I have always struggled with Verbal. My prep scores were between 29 and 35. So 27 is a new low for me.

I have read few books and did lots of questions on the forum, but i always relied on my previous knowledge and assessment to answer the questions. Today i have decided that i really should get help.

So any advice on the best Verbal resource? I can have 1-2 months of after work studies. I was thinking e-gmat maybe? Or crackverbal? My goal is to increase my Verbal from an average of 32 to a solid 40+.

Thank you

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