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by mbamaverick » Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:08 pm
I took GMAT today and scored abysmally 510. The verbal in the real GMAT was much harder than verbal in the MGMAT.

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I guess I need to work on my verbal.
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by carllecat » Tue Dec 15, 2009 6:26 pm
Sometimes, you just get 3-4 RC wrong in a row and it drags your score down. You have to find your weakness and then work on it. I thought I was good with RC until I analyzed my score and realized it was really something I had to work onto. I went from 23 to 33 just by addressing my weaknesses.
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by mbamaverick » Tue Dec 15, 2009 8:13 pm
Thanks carllecat for the advice.

I got 4 RCs: 3 short and 1 long and RC is my weakness. I ran out of time so I had to guess on last 4 RC questions.

I thought CR was my strong point but during the test I wasn't able to concentrate and understand the argument clearly. I had SC under control as I had studied MGMAT SC book several times but I guess SC alone could not help in getting high points in the verbal.
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by mbamaverick » Tue Dec 15, 2009 9:02 pm
carllecat wrote:Sometimes, you just get 3-4 RC wrong in a row and it drags your score down. You have to find your weakness and then work on it. I thought I was good with RC until I analyzed my score and realized it was really something I had to work onto. I went from 23 to 33 just by addressing my weaknesses.
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How did you improve your RC?
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by carllecat » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:30 am
mbamaverick wrote:
carllecat wrote:Sometimes, you just get 3-4 RC wrong in a row and it drags your score down. You have to find your weakness and then work on it. I thought I was good with RC until I analyzed my score and realized it was really something I had to work onto. I went from 23 to 33 just by addressing my weaknesses.
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How did you improve your RC?
By reading a lot. My friend gave me a bunch of his The Economist magazines and spent more than 2 hours per day reading there. Within a month, I improved a lot!
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