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20 Dec 2023, 20:19
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Hello dear GMATclub,
Im currently studying for the gmat that i have in about a month and i'm on track for my quant score but verbal is way harder to improve on imo (im non native). Which part of the verbal part would you guys say that i should focus on? In other words, which part of the verbal part is easiest and least time consuming to improve on? I dont need that much extra points (about 5 extra verbal would get me there) to get my wanted score. Also, how would you do?
Thank you guys!
Im currently studying for the gmat that i have in about a month and i'm on track for my quant score but verbal is way harder to improve on imo (im non native). Which part of the verbal part would you guys say that i should focus on? In other words, which part of the verbal part is easiest and least time consuming to improve on? I dont need that much extra points (about 5 extra verbal would get me there) to get my wanted score. Also, how would you do?
Thank you guys!
20 Dec 2023, 20:21
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Hey! Good question and good luck on your test in a month. Are you taking Focus or Classic?
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20 Dec 2023, 20:28
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Since you did not mention data insights, I assume you’re taking GMAT classic.
I would say that you can improve fairly well and steadily to about 80% but the last 20% of the hardest in any section. most people find sentence correction to be the easiest, fold by critical reasoning and everyone usually finds reading comprehension to be the hardest.
I would recommend that you get to 80% in all of the verbal question types. After that, you can focus on sentence correction and critical reasoning. If you find sentence correction extra difficult, you can always switch to the focus version. You will not have to deal with sentence correction but you will have to face data sights…
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I would say that you can improve fairly well and steadily to about 80% but the last 20% of the hardest in any section. most people find sentence correction to be the easiest, fold by critical reasoning and everyone usually finds reading comprehension to be the hardest.
I would recommend that you get to 80% in all of the verbal question types. After that, you can focus on sentence correction and critical reasoning. If you find sentence correction extra difficult, you can always switch to the focus version. You will not have to deal with sentence correction but you will have to face data sights…
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