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710 (V37 Q49) 2nd attempt 27Aug13; Need help to take V to 42

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by send2dar » Fri Jun 14, 2013 11:32 am
I gave my GMAT on 29-May-2013 and got a score of 710 (Q:49, V:37). I want to take that score up by about 40 to 50 points. I am confident that I can improve the Q score to 50/51. I seek inputs to improve my V score to 42. I am sorry to start a new topic.

While reviewing my practice tests (before the first attempt), I realized that my CR and SC were OK but my RC was below the par. In some cases, my CR was also as bad as RC was. I started off with very bad SC but worked on it (MGMAT SC guide) to improved my accuracy. Now, I am weaker in CR and RC than in SC. During my practice my accuracy wass higher(above 75% even with the tough questions). However, some how, in my exam (practice or final), my V accuracy is lower and so is my V score.

I have about 2 months to my 2nd attempt. If anybody shares some inputs to improve my verbal score, it would be of great help to me.

Thanks in advance!
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