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How can I improve from verbal 20-28 to 30+, come expert

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by tracyyahoo » Thu Dec 22, 2011 4:44 pm
My current status is verbal average at 25 and quant 31-37, How can I improve??

(1) I do one test I get this score and I do next one I get the same score as well. I summarize the mistakes and memorize them, but I still get the same score on next one, how can I improve on every chance of practice???

(2) How can I improve my quant ability??? I always stuck at 37 and cannot improve, and even after I tried to memorize all the key points, still I stuck at another questions, so where am I wrong???

(3) I think I keep do my way of practicing and exercising, it's hardly for me to improve my score in short time, I have been studying GMAT for like half year, the scores still don't improve tremedously,I don't know where am I wrong, but I do know that I do wrong about the question and I see the explannation, after that, I memorize it and do the next one, I still got wrong answers...

I mean how can I get steady score every time of doing the gmat, I am very upset right now....

(4) My gmat offical score is 410 and 380, I didn't do it right on test day but my true ability is 530, I am sure about that... However, It is hard for me to improve my score even though I go through og and prep and see the explanations on hard question or median questions, the score always at this level... It is really frastrating and stupid...I want to give up on gmat but I won't...

(5) Right now I have to find a job while practicing my gmat test, because I am out of money, and before the offical new version of gmat appears, I think I need do the test twice before that...
It is stupid if I try this for another long time pratice, I want to improve within a month to 700+, is it possible??? If it is possible or impossiblee, are there any tips which can help me???
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