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A real story - need suggestions for way forward

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by sandy29 » Fri Jan 25, 2008 4:49 am
Hi,

I prepared for GMAT for 3 months, I never crossed a verbal score of 30 in my practice tests. Max score I achieved was 29. Final GMAT I got 25.
I studied PR, Manhattan SC, OG11 and OG verbal. I studied each and every problem of these books.
My personal observation on various topics,
SC - After studying Manhattan, I improved quite a bit. But my success rate was max. 75%.
RC - Whenever I spent more time to read the passage, I scored well, but in the process ran out of time. Invariably got the questions wrong which ask for theme, opinion, assumptions etc.
CR - Take a lot of time to read and answer CR. Invariably, do not get any clue after first reading.
Essays - I got 4.0 AWA score. On that day I was happy the way I wrote the essays but the score is not in line with my thinking.

It seems something is fundamentally wrong. Can anybody suggest the way forward. I intend to spend max two months on verbal before taking GMAT again ( I am already scoring 47-49 in Quant).
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by beatthegmat » Sat Jan 26, 2008 5:25 pm
What is your target score for the verbal section?
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by sandy29 » Sun Jan 27, 2008 9:43 am
My target score is 40. Is it achievable?
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