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28 Nov 2015, 17:51
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VERBAL REASONING
Score: 27 - Percentile: 43
----------------------------------------#Correct----#Wrong-----Pace
Overall -----------------------66%-------27-----------14-----01m 49s
Critical Reasoning-----------80%-------12------------3------01m 55s
Reading Comprehension--- 38%--------5-------------8------01m 47s
Sentence Correction--------77% ------10-------------3------01m 45s
1 Critical Reasoning 01m 59s Correct
2 Sentence Correction 02m 04s Correct
3 Sentence Correction 01m 57s Wrong
4 Sentence Correction 01m 43s Correct
5 Critical Reasoning 01m 10s Wrong
6 Reading Comprehension 03m 54s Correct
7 Reading Comprehension 02m 26s Wrong
8 Reading Comprehension 01m 17s Wrong
9 Reading Comprehension 00m 11s Correct
10 Sentence Correction 01m 52s Wrong
11 Critical Reasoning 02m 28s Wrong
12 Critical Reasoning 01m 09s Correct
13 Sentence Correction 01m 58s Correct
14 Sentence Correction 02m 36s Wrong
15 Critical Reasoning 01m 33s Correct
16 Critical Reasoning 03m 01s Correct
17 Reading Comprehension 03m 29s Wrong
18 Reading Comprehension 01m 04s Wrong
19 Reading Comprehension 01m 23s Wrong
20 Reading Comprehension 01m 50s Wrong
21 Sentence Correction 00m 52s Correct
22 Critical Reasoning 01m 24s Correct
23 Sentence Correction 01m 18s Correct
24 Critical Reasoning 01m 42s Correct
25 Sentence Correction 02m 23s Correct
26 Critical Reasoning 02m 49s Correct
27 Sentence Correction 02m 17s Correct
28 Critical Reasoning 02m 53s Wrong
29 Critical Reasoning 01m 26s Correct
30 Critical Reasoning 01m 03s Correct
31 Sentence Correction 01m 35s Correct
32 Reading Comprehension 03m 33s Correct
33 Reading Comprehension 01m 43s Wrong
34 Reading Comprehension 00m 41s Correct
35 Reading Comprehension 01m 08s Wrong
36 Reading Comprehension 00m 37s Correct
37 Sentence Correction 00m 41s Correct
38 Sentence Correction 01m 29s Correct
39 Critical Reasoning 02m 37s Correct
40 Critical Reasoning 01m 34s Correct
41 Critical Reasoning 01m 55s Correct
Total time : 01h 14m 44s
29 Nov 2015, 19:01
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Hi stevanus.tj,
A score of 27 shows that you lack the understanding of fundamentals.
Also, the number of wrong answers in RC are too many.
You can improve by changing the way in which you read the passage to increase the comprehension.
Here are some articles to help you:
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1. When are you planning to take the GMAT?
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4. How long have you been studying?
5. Are you following any preparatory course/book?
If not, you can opt for a free trial period of our On-Demand course and see if the course suits your needs.
A score of 27 shows that you lack the understanding of fundamentals.
Also, the number of wrong answers in RC are too many.
You can improve by changing the way in which you read the passage to increase the comprehension.
Here are some articles to help you:
https://optimus-prep.com/advertisments/r ... n-passage/
https://optimus-prep.com/advertisments/s ... -problems/
1. When are you planning to take the GMAT?
2. What is your target score?
3. When are planning to apply to B-Schools.
4. How long have you been studying?
5. Are you following any preparatory course/book?
If not, you can opt for a free trial period of our On-Demand course and see if the course suits your needs.
29 Nov 2015, 19:28
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Hey stevanus.tj
The RC score could definitely use some improvement. To improve RC - you really need visual guidance. Don't read articles about how to improve reading. You improve by actually doing or watching someone else do.
That's why you might find these video walkthroughs helpful: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequestio ... tions.html
The SC section is the easiest verbal section to make improvements on. Once you understand how to think and approach this question type, there are only so many ways you can be tested. Here at GMAT Pill we developed the 10 core frameworks which detail the 10 ways to approach GMAT sentence corrections.
Here is a sample video detailing one of the core frameworks: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... stion/2184
For CR, we recommend a visual framework approach to help you understand the complex short passages and how each item relates to each other.
Here is a video describing the visual framework approach: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
Best of luck on your studies!
The RC score could definitely use some improvement. To improve RC - you really need visual guidance. Don't read articles about how to improve reading. You improve by actually doing or watching someone else do.
That's why you might find these video walkthroughs helpful: https://www.gmatpill.com/practicequestio ... tions.html
The SC section is the easiest verbal section to make improvements on. Once you understand how to think and approach this question type, there are only so many ways you can be tested. Here at GMAT Pill we developed the 10 core frameworks which detail the 10 ways to approach GMAT sentence corrections.
Here is a sample video detailing one of the core frameworks: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... stion/2184
For CR, we recommend a visual framework approach to help you understand the complex short passages and how each item relates to each other.
Here is a video describing the visual framework approach: https://www.gmatpill.com/criticalreasoni ... Estate.mp4
Best of luck on your studies!
