I've been consistently scoring 36-37 on the Verbal, but am having a hard time getting over the 40+ hump. Has there been any threads on advanced verbal study plans that I can reference? If not, I am curious to hear the members' perspectives about getting over the 40V hump.
My strengths in Verbal are (in order)
1. CR (90% + accuracy)
2. RC (about 80 to 85% accuracy)
3. SC (consistently get 75% of questions correct)
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Try Kaplan GMAT 800. I think that book is for advanced students who are preparing for GMAT.
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