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27 Jul 2023, 10:08
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Hello,
I have been working through TTP's quant section over the past year and am now at the practice test phase. I'm curious as to what the time investment would be if I wanted to try working through the verbal section as well before taking exams. I'm not particularly worried about verbal but if it isn't a big time investment I might try knocking it out. The quant section is obviously very long... I assume verbal isn't as arduous but curious as to others with experience.
Thanks,
I have been working through TTP's quant section over the past year and am now at the practice test phase. I'm curious as to what the time investment would be if I wanted to try working through the verbal section as well before taking exams. I'm not particularly worried about verbal but if it isn't a big time investment I might try knocking it out. The quant section is obviously very long... I assume verbal isn't as arduous but curious as to others with experience.
Thanks,
27 Jul 2023, 10:51
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The Verbal portion of the TTP course is about 60 percent as long as the Quant portion.
If you're already strong in Verbal, you can likely cruise through a lot of it.
Also, if you reach out to me via the TTP chat, we can likely come up with a way for you to go through the Verbal portion of the course in a way tailored to your strengths and areas of opportunity.
Meanwhile, to learn how to maximize your Verbal score, you could read this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
If you're already strong in Verbal, you can likely cruise through a lot of it.
Also, if you reach out to me via the TTP chat, we can likely come up with a way for you to go through the Verbal portion of the course in a way tailored to your strengths and areas of opportunity.
Meanwhile, to learn how to maximize your Verbal score, you could read this post.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
27 Jul 2023, 14:58
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Fair to say working on Verbal can be helpful given how the two sections combo the total score "out of 800". There is only so much even a Q51 can do, for example. If you're not familiar with certain questions (i.e. CR Boldfaced), it may be better to have looked at/learnt how to tackle them before a full mock.
How to get a V40 or higher on the GMAT? What about a V51?
