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Conquering Verbal

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by blitz28 » Tue Jan 13, 2009 11:29 pm
Hi everyone, esp the verbal Guru's,

I have been studying for GMAT for a while (about 1.5 months). In this period I have managed to give 4 -5 full length test too. Most of my scores have been ranging between 590- 630(highest ever). The breakup 42-46 Q and V- 26-29!!

As can now see very clearly that verbal is my weakness and analysed that Verbal is also weighed heavily in GMAT, cant afford to miss points on this one. I have been trying hard to get this score up by atleat 10 points but all efforts till now are falling apart.

To start with a month back,my major weakness was SC, RC and CR in the Descending order of problem areas.
I started studying SC from Manhattan SC guide (trust me its not simple to study from the book either). Now SC has improved and RC and CR have gone down, (although I am practising quite regularly). My scores have always been 50-60 percentile only. Even after studying form SC guide I find it difficult to spot, which SC question is relating to what concept!

I am not expecting any magic wand, from you, but the D- DAY being a month away I really need to conquer the verbal part of the game.

And now I really recall Eric's statement in a post stating that people emphasise on Q, because thats easier to study!! Dont want that slip to happen to me.

Need your advice and an action plan if possible.
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by beatthegmat » Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:52 pm
What books have you been using during your verbal prep? For SC, I highly recommend the Manhattan GMAT SC Guide. Also check out my other recommended GMAT Books.

I also recommend that you take a look at the GMAT Resource Directory if you haven't yet. There are plenty of tips there on developing a strong strategy for verbal.

Good luck!
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