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Can Verbal Score Improve In A Weeks Time ?

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by rickyishere » Sat Apr 10, 2010 7:58 pm
I have my gmat in a week and I am hoping to improve my verbal score. My verbal scores have ranged from 26-32, 26 being in the latest exam I gave. RC is my strongest area in verbal and I am quite comfortable ready long essays and answering questions. The accuracy of SC and CR is around 50 % which really drags my score down. For the next one week, I am thinking of looking at OG-12/GMAT Prep verbal questions again and hoping to improve. I would love to hear from you about your suggestions if there is any other approach I can take.

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by DanaJ » Sun Apr 11, 2010 7:55 am
Using the OG in the last week before your test is certainly a good idea, but what strategy guides have you used? Theory is also important... I personally found the PowerScore CR Bible only a few days before my exam (it was either 10 days or two weeks) and found it to be extremely useful in pushing up my score. I did have more time though...
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