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by tota » Wed Jul 13, 2011 12:28 pm

Hi everyone!!, I am new here, and I want to get some advices about how to improve my verbal score in the GMAT. I have just tried the GMAT test twice (from 550 to 600), and even if I improved my score of Vebal (from 24 to 28) this score is KILLING ME!!

My target is to get at least 35 in Verbal, so any advice is welcome (private teacher, on line course, books, online sources ...)!!!

tota

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