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Verbal Improvement From Current Score of V39 17 Jun 2022, 00:57
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Hi Everyone,

I'll keep it crisp.

Current Score: 730 (Q50,V39)
Target Score: 760 (By improving verbal from current score)
Time Available: 2.5 months max (want to give ASAP)

Please share anything that has worked for you to improve your verbal score- any tips, courses, forums etc. TIA.

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I put most of my best verbal tips into the following two posts.

How to Score High on GMAT Verbal

Three Key Practice Tips for Mastering GMAT Verbal
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Hi RishJ,
You might try some video lessons from Thursdays With Ron:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijvBigm ... RL&index=2
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Consider working on your solving approach, making the way you tackle questions more efficient. May sound strange but it's a large part of what I may tutor Verbal students. If you can find a study buddy with really strong Verbal skills you could get some insight into their approach. This sort of learning doesn't necessarily have to take a lot of time. Had a student go from a V41 to a V45 in about 10 days, for example. At a V39 level, it's probably fair to say a person already has a strong grasp on the fundamentals.

If you are losing all your marks on 1 sub-section (i.e. SC), however, there may be some fundamental gaps. Improving your approach may also mean improving your reading methodology.

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