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Advice on Balancing Quant and Verbal Prep?

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by vemine6628 » Mon Nov 11, 2024 11:19 pm
Hey everyone!

I am currently prepping for the GMAT, and I could use some advice on balancing my time between Quant and Verbal. I’ve noticed that while my Quant scores are improving steadily, my Verbal scores seem to be lagging. I find it tough to decide whether to keep focusing on Quant to push it even higher or dedicate more time to Verbal to bring that up to speed.

For those who’ve already taken the GMAT or have a balanced score, how did you manage your study time between the two sections? Did you find it more effective to alternate days for each section or to focus on your weaker area until you saw improvements?

Any tips on specific resources or study techniques that worked for you would also be super helpful!

Thanks in advance!
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