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13 Jun 2009, 12:43
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Hi need advice on the following issue, there is no real strategy that I am able to come up to help myself. Thought a shared wisdom is better.
I have been working on my verbal for some time now. My first official verbal score was 28. Quant was 45. This totalled to only 610 and I knew that only verbal could drive up the score.(I am a non native speaker)
Eversince (march 2009) I have been working on my verbal. I have covered Manhattan SC, QG 11, OG Verbal. Maintained an error log,re-looked at mistakes, almost everything that is required to bump up the verbal monster.
As a result, when I do SC individually, my accuracy is more than 80%. same is the case with CR and RC.Which to me, means that i have atleast got the hang of problems and the concepts. But when they are bundled together in the form of a full length test, I just stumble!
During full length test I am unable to identify what is the error being tested, get confused in CR choices. Thus overall for a FLT my scores still remain the same, even though individually in a bunch of 10 my accuracy is good.
I have no idea how to weed this issue. I want to translate the >80% accuracy to my tests also. Any help , tips,suggestions?
I have been working on my verbal for some time now. My first official verbal score was 28. Quant was 45. This totalled to only 610 and I knew that only verbal could drive up the score.(I am a non native speaker)
Eversince (march 2009) I have been working on my verbal. I have covered Manhattan SC, QG 11, OG Verbal. Maintained an error log,re-looked at mistakes, almost everything that is required to bump up the verbal monster.
As a result, when I do SC individually, my accuracy is more than 80%. same is the case with CR and RC.Which to me, means that i have atleast got the hang of problems and the concepts. But when they are bundled together in the form of a full length test, I just stumble!
During full length test I am unable to identify what is the error being tested, get confused in CR choices. Thus overall for a FLT my scores still remain the same, even though individually in a bunch of 10 my accuracy is good.
I have no idea how to weed this issue. I want to translate the >80% accuracy to my tests also. Any help , tips,suggestions?
13 Jun 2009, 13:16
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I know my issue was that I, like you do well on the questions during a non-simulated CAT. However, when I took the GMAT I lost focus by the time I got to V...lack of stamina, etc.
You might need to practice taking more simulated CATS with AWA to build stamina.
You might need to practice taking more simulated CATS with AWA to build stamina.
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