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need help improving verbal from 37 27 May 2010, 11:12
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It appears that I am stuck at v 37...in the last gmatpre i had 37 (with about 6 repeats from OG) !! and in Mgmat i consistently score 37.

I don't know what to do...I have read and taken notes from Powerscore CR, Powerscore SC and Manhattan SC...my hit rate in the OG has been 80% in CR and SC and 70% in RC yet in tests my rate is about 50-60%.

I am practicing daily with LSAT questions for CR and RC and I have about 75% accuracy. I just don't know what to do anymore...



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need help improving verbal from 37 28 May 2010, 21:19
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Sometimes it's something other than concepts and practice that makes the difference.

1. Try to relax in the test.
2. Focus on physical fitness.
3. Do some activity that improves concentration.
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need help improving verbal from 37 05 Jun 2010, 10:52
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Try 1000 SC, CR, RC..
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It appears that I am stuck at v 37...in the last gmatpre i had 37 (with about 6 repeats from OG) !! and in Mgmat i consistently score 37.

I don't know what to do...I have read and taken notes from Powerscore CR, Powerscore SC and Manhattan SC...my hit rate in the OG has been 80% in CR and SC and 70% in RC yet in tests my rate is about 50-60%.

I am practicing daily with LSAT questions for CR and RC and I have about 75% accuracy. I just don't know what to do anymore...
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You mentioned that your having 80% in SC, to improve yourself dont work on an entire test, try to work on the topics which you are constantly making errors, example i made more errors in modifiers, tense so i try to improve in those area.



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