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I started my GMAT preparation almost 2 weeks back. Along with Manhattan SC, I completed OG 10 questions and had an overall accuracy level of 72%.
Could somebody guide me, how much i need to improve in SC to score 42-43 in verbal, assuming CR and RC would have accuracy level of 80-85%?
Could somebody guide me, how much i need to improve in SC to score 42-43 in verbal, assuming CR and RC would have accuracy level of 80-85%?
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17 Jan 2010, 04:05
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There is no correlation between strike rate and score.
You need to focus on strike rate combined with problem difficulty.
i.e. Getting 80% the 500 level problems correct will not help you reach 700.
The official guides are typically in ascending difficulty order (hardest problems are toward the end).
You need to focus on strike rate combined with problem difficulty.
i.e. Getting 80% the 500 level problems correct will not help you reach 700.
The official guides are typically in ascending difficulty order (hardest problems are toward the end).
17 Jan 2010, 16:16
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Yep, keep in mind that Official Guide has questions arranged in terms of difficulty.
Exactly.... 
