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27 Aug 2014, 22:01
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Dear GMAT veterans,
I had given GMAT in 2012 (without much studying) and scored 670 (Q:49, V:32). I wish to give GMAT again to improve my verbal score.
I need some genuine tips on how to ace the verbal section. How should I begin, how much time could it take? Will enrolling with e-GMAT lessons better my chances of scoring higher?
What's the experience people have had with e-gmat lessons. Can I begin them before going through Manhattan guides.
Appreciate your helping out.
Thanks and Regards,
Chirag
I had given GMAT in 2012 (without much studying) and scored 670 (Q:49, V:32). I wish to give GMAT again to improve my verbal score.
I need some genuine tips on how to ace the verbal section. How should I begin, how much time could it take? Will enrolling with e-GMAT lessons better my chances of scoring higher?
What's the experience people have had with e-gmat lessons. Can I begin them before going through Manhattan guides.
Appreciate your helping out.
Thanks and Regards,
Chirag
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29 Aug 2014, 10:05
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With verbal, build your confidence with SC first. Understanding sentence structure and meaning in SC will help you read RC and CR passages faster.
We specialize in answering certain SC questions very quickly -- some in < 1 minute. This strategy can help free up more time for the time-intensive CR and RC sections.
See if this sample SC video helps you understand the question better: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrec ... ythons.mp4
We specialize in answering certain SC questions very quickly -- some in < 1 minute. This strategy can help free up more time for the time-intensive CR and RC sections.
See if this sample SC video helps you understand the question better: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrec ... ythons.mp4
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