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by MattDC » Sat Aug 09, 2014 9:29 pm
I took a Veritas CAT 5 weeks into my course and went up 140 pts ( All in Quant).
Weirdly, I wound up staying the same in my Verbal.

I have found it hard to get my verbal from 41 to the 44 I want on test day.

Any suggestions?
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by GMATinsight » Sun Aug 10, 2014 11:38 am
MattDC wrote:I took a Veritas CAT 5 weeks into my course and went up 140 pts ( All in Quant).
Weirdly, I wound up staying the same in my Verbal.

I have found it hard to get my verbal from 41 to the 44 I want on test day.

Any suggestions?
I checked your Previous comments and realized that you were getting exceptionally low score in Quant whereas your Verbal score is pretty good which you can see in terms of percentile that you have been getting.

I suggest that some more focus on Quant can comfortably get you your DREAM 700 score.

In Quant if you were at 22 and have got a growth of 140 points then your score must have touched around 34 in Quant which still has great potential to improve from it's level to the level of 42 and keep the Verbal score consistent, which will certainly get you the score of 700 as you have been desiring.

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by GMATinsight » Sun Aug 10, 2014 11:41 am
MattDC wrote:I took a Veritas CAT 5 weeks into my course and went up 140 pts ( All in Quant).
Weirdly, I wound up staying the same in my Verbal.

I have found it hard to get my verbal from 41 to the 44 I want on test day.

Any suggestions?
I checked your Previous comments and realized that you were getting exceptionally low score in Quant whereas your Verbal score is pretty good which you can see in terms of percentile that you have been getting.

I suggest that some more focus on Quant can comfortably get you your DREAM 700 score.

In Quant if you were at 22 and have got a growth of 140 points then your score must have touched around 34 in Quant which still has great potential to improve from it's level to the level of 42 and keep the Verbal score consistent, which will certainly get you the score of 700 as you have been desiring.

All the best!!!
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by [email protected] » Sun Aug 10, 2014 12:14 pm
Hi MattDC,

Are you still "in the middle" of your course or have you completed it yet? Also, when is your Test Date?

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