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How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal

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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Fri Nov 01, 2024 9:59 am
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:wave: Hello, my friends at Beat The GMAT!

Having trouble finishing the GMAT Verbal section on time? Many GMAT test-takers face the same challenge, with only 45 minutes to answer 23 question — that’s less than 2 minutes per question! In this video, we will share 6 simple tips to help you work faster and boost your Verbal score. These strategies will make it easier to stay on pace and finish with confidence.

:idea: Tip 1 - Practice Untimed
:idea: Tip 2 - Remove Your Inefficiencies
:idea: Tip 3 - Read Carefully and Deliberately
:idea: Tip 4 - Be Careful With Your Note Taking
:idea: Tip 5 - Avoid Pre-thinking in Critical Reasoning
:idea: Tip 6 - Do Not Get Bogged Down with the Details of Reading Comprehension Passages

:idea: Watch the video here.

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Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
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