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18 Jul 2014, 10:53
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Hi Experts! I am working full time .Hardly get 2 or 2.5 hour to study each day. Since 3 months i have been using Grockit and GMAT official to conquer GMAT .Please note that i have used no other books or articles during this period..In last month of preparation I revised OG and subscribed to Vertias Prep for test Series. I was averagely scoring around 625. During this period i felt helpless why i am not able to increase my score above 700.This figure i know its common for other peoples but became unique for me. i was frustrated that time and find no other source to improve My quant always remain in between 48 and 49 but verbal sucks me although i have devoted 4:1 (time ) in verbal:quant My verbal score remains in between 20 and 25. I took the GMAT last week with 4 hour of sleep(Some unluckily and unavoidable reason which i curse it) and scored down to 545. I was knowing that i would not able to able to score much on that day because my eyes were stressing at that time and i found hard to grasp each question in Quant and verbal.Somehow i completed my exam with that score. Now I have to retake and revenge with myself to score above 720 at least. please advice for this scenario and to improve my verbal for next retake because i am finding difficulties from blogs to subscribe any course or to read any books. Please advice whether i need books or course .
19 Jul 2014, 15:46
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700-720 is a very difficult goal. Keep in mind that most people never get such a high score--that's what makes it desirable! 
You could take a course, but you might be bored with the quant part! You might do well with our GMAT Interact program--it's a complete online course, but you can skip and work on the parts that interest you. One way or another, you need to make changes in your approach to see any significant improvement. Work through a curriculum--any curriculum--and make sure you are open to truly changing how you read and respond to the material. Doing a bunch of problems only helps when you have a strong technique and you can review those problems to fine-tune your application of that technique.
Best of luck!
You could take a course, but you might be bored with the quant part! You might do well with our GMAT Interact program--it's a complete online course, but you can skip and work on the parts that interest you. One way or another, you need to make changes in your approach to see any significant improvement. Work through a curriculum--any curriculum--and make sure you are open to truly changing how you read and respond to the material. Doing a bunch of problems only helps when you have a strong technique and you can review those problems to fine-tune your application of that technique.
Best of luck!
21 Jul 2014, 21:28
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Do the following to improve your Verbal score:
Devote at least one hour everyday to reading a national daily/Economist/a good book. It helps create a better speed of reading and gives you a feel for the language. Both things are extremely important for the verbal section.
Also, our on demand course seems to be tailor made for you. Its details are given here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/gmat-on-demand/
You can check out its free trial here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/gmat-on ... ree-trial/
