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01 Jul 2024, 06:21
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Hi All, I'm an Indian working professional with 4 years of experience.
I'm planing to take a 2nd attempt for the GMAT. For verbal, I take longer than expected time to read a text, comprehend, pre-think and eliminate the options. Ignoring the time aspect, I've realized that in most of the questions (except ASSUMPTION questions), I apply correct logic. Since DI is very much dependent on Verbal as well, that is also being affected.
I'm quite confused on the resources I should use to bridge the gap. I personally feel that priority should be to complete the official material and GMAT club questions. However, I'm contemplating if solving those questions (and reviewing the errors) will be sufficient to tackle the VERBAL challenge. Also, please recommend a good source for covering the concepts for each type of CR question.
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I'm planing to take a 2nd attempt for the GMAT. For verbal, I take longer than expected time to read a text, comprehend, pre-think and eliminate the options. Ignoring the time aspect, I've realized that in most of the questions (except ASSUMPTION questions), I apply correct logic. Since DI is very much dependent on Verbal as well, that is also being affected.
I'm quite confused on the resources I should use to bridge the gap. I personally feel that priority should be to complete the official material and GMAT club questions. However, I'm contemplating if solving those questions (and reviewing the errors) will be sufficient to tackle the VERBAL challenge. Also, please recommend a good source for covering the concepts for each type of CR question.
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01 Jul 2024, 06:54
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Prethinking can actually slow you down in CR because not only is it unnecessary but also it can distract you from seeing the correct answer and tempt you to choose an incorrect choice. So, one move you could try for speeding up in CR is to stop prethinking and rely on careful analysis of the relationships between answer choices and the passage to get you to correct answers.
Regarding your question about practicing with OG questions, I think you're correct in suggesting that you may be better off doing something in addition to that, such as studying some Verbal concepts and strategies that could help you get more questions correct.
Regarding which resources to use, TTP provides some good strategies for both CR, RC, and DI, and if you were to sign up for TTP for a month, you could also use it to strengthen some Quant topics.
You could also use YouTube videos to get insights into how to answer Verbal and DI questions.
For tips on how to prepare for Verbal, and to an extent DI, effectively, see these posts.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
GMAT Critical Reasoning - Trap Choices Versus Correct Answers
Regarding your question about practicing with OG questions, I think you're correct in suggesting that you may be better off doing something in addition to that, such as studying some Verbal concepts and strategies that could help you get more questions correct.
Regarding which resources to use, TTP provides some good strategies for both CR, RC, and DI, and if you were to sign up for TTP for a month, you could also use it to strengthen some Quant topics.
You could also use YouTube videos to get insights into how to answer Verbal and DI questions.
For tips on how to prepare for Verbal, and to an extent DI, effectively, see these posts.
How to Prepare for GMAT Verbal
GMAT Critical Reasoning - Trap Choices Versus Correct Answers
01 Jul 2024, 23:15
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Hi Aditi_03,
If you're already familiar with the basics of CR and strengthen/weaken questions, you can work your way through this lesson (on assumption):
