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Verbal Prep 45 days help
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23 Sep 2019, 05:14
23 Sep 2019, 05:14
I gave my GRE on June4th and got 158 on Verbal. To improve the score, I gave it again after a month in August and got 152. I wasted last one month taking a decision that I will apply to bschools with my previosu score, 320(V 162, Q158). But I somehow feel scoring a 325+ would give me some advantage. So decided to apply for round 2 with better score.
I want to retain or improve my score by 2 points on verbal. Please suggest some resources or plan.
Thanks
I want to retain or improve my score by 2 points on verbal. Please suggest some resources or plan.
Thanks
Re: Verbal Prep 45 days help
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23 Sep 2019, 07:08
23 Sep 2019, 07:08
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Hi, the verbal score is the tougher to improve especially in the short time frame.
We do have several reasons why that and why people score poorly on verbal.
Mainly, one of the first I could think is that people DO NOT read the question: RC,CR, TC,SE,. yes , the do not read in the sense of understanding.
The read it as fact, fact blah blah blah but do not grasp at all or partially the meaning. Then look at the answer choices and one of those they feel or sound correct they pick up.
My best advice is to understand the question, its nuances, of course, it is also related to your improvements in English as a language, as a whole.
Regards
We do have several reasons why that and why people score poorly on verbal.
Mainly, one of the first I could think is that people DO NOT read the question: RC,CR, TC,SE,. yes , the do not read in the sense of understanding.
The read it as fact, fact blah blah blah but do not grasp at all or partially the meaning. Then look at the answer choices and one of those they feel or sound correct they pick up.
My best advice is to understand the question, its nuances, of course, it is also related to your improvements in English as a language, as a whole.
Regards
gmatclubot
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