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13 May 2014, 09:18
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Hello,
I am a working professional and I have appeared for GMAT twice. My scores were 580 & 640. In my both attempts I have managed to score only 32 in verbal. I haven't taken any coaching. I am thinking about appearing for GMAT in month of July. But I need some concrete advice on how to improve my verbal score. Should I go for any professional coaching ?
I have observed that I am not weak in any particular area of verbal. But I feel like once I reach a certain difficulty level I am not able to answer question above that difficulty level correctly.
Kindly advice me on this.
I am a working professional and I have appeared for GMAT twice. My scores were 580 & 640. In my both attempts I have managed to score only 32 in verbal. I haven't taken any coaching. I am thinking about appearing for GMAT in month of July. But I need some concrete advice on how to improve my verbal score. Should I go for any professional coaching ?
I have observed that I am not weak in any particular area of verbal. But I feel like once I reach a certain difficulty level I am not able to answer question above that difficulty level correctly.
Kindly advice me on this.
13 May 2014, 15:28
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This is a common problem. Often, we are able to answer verbal problems intuitively without any need for study. However, this approach breaks down at the higher difficulty levels. When the problems get hard, our everyday intuitions aren't enough--we need rules! You could certainly get some tutoring or take a class, but it may be enough to study on your own. I will of course recommend Manhattan's verbal strategy guides, but one way or another, you need to learn some reliable strategies that will support you when the questions get tougher. You also need to get in the habit of reviewing your work to determine why each choice is right or wrong. Sometimes the verbal section doesn't seem as logical as quant, but there are still clear rules, and this kind of careful review is the best way to learn to apply them consistently.
05 Jun 2014, 03:30
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Thanks man.
I do have a one more query. I have started my prep now and I am planning to take GMAT in last week of July. It isn't too late right ? for this year. As I have understood that most of the Bschools have their deadlines in the month of Oct.
I do have a one more query. I have started my prep now and I am planning to take GMAT in last week of July. It isn't too late right ? for this year. As I have understood that most of the Bschools have their deadlines in the month of Oct.
