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03 Oct 2010, 11:42
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Gurus please help me with my verbal strategy!
Do you consider a good approach if I will concentrate solely on RC one week, CR one week, and on SC one week.
I will do one week only SC for example drilling all tough questions from all possible sourses.
After 3 weeks, next 1 week I will practise only verbal sets all together, doing 2-3 sets per day + will analyse all of my wrong answers.
I took the GMAT once and scored poor on Verbal. I know concepts , but waant just to do more and more practice on verbal.
Do you find this strategy viable?
thank you.
Do you consider a good approach if I will concentrate solely on RC one week, CR one week, and on SC one week.
I will do one week only SC for example drilling all tough questions from all possible sourses.
After 3 weeks, next 1 week I will practise only verbal sets all together, doing 2-3 sets per day + will analyse all of my wrong answers.
I took the GMAT once and scored poor on Verbal. I know concepts , but waant just to do more and more practice on verbal.
Do you find this strategy viable?
thank you.
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03 Oct 2010, 15:45
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I hope you are planning to keep practicing quant as well. It is important to maintain current level on quant while improving in verbal.
03 Oct 2010, 16:24
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I am by no means an expert on verbal, but still the idea of studying just SC one week and just RC another doesnt seem right to me. An integral part of the test is to learn to quickly switch between different kinds of questions.
I used to batches of 20-30 questions of each time alternatively, and found that fairly effective for myself
I used to batches of 20-30 questions of each time alternatively, and found that fairly effective for myself
