Dude, you need to improve a lot on your English otherwise 730 will remain a dream only.dora_dang wrote:"Keep on visiting the online forums to stay motivated. Believe me motivation is the key"
firstly~~congratulations~~high mark--730~~my dream ~~
and i took the first exam on 4th Sep. 2013,unfortunately, i got a bad score
recently, i prepare for my second gmat exam~~10.28~~i suppose that only the strong motivation of application can motivate me to keep on and never lose heart~~
anyway,try my best and follow you!
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Great tips and strategies Gaurav! Managing 740 in 3 months is indeed a proof of hardwork and moreso determination.Congrats again!
I have been preparing for the GMAT for the last 2 months and took a practice test today and was shocked to get a 31 on verbal. can you please let me know what else should i be doing to reach 40 on verbal. I'm a non-native speaker from mexico
31 on verbal means that you know the concepts but you don't know how to apply them consistently. Just focus on improving the applications of concepts and you should be good to goCarlosP wrote:I have been preparing for the GMAT for the last 2 months and took a practice test today and was shocked to get a 31 on verbal. can you please let me know what else should i be doing to reach 40 on verbal. I'm a non-native speaker from mexico












