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Hey, everyone!
I've been studying for almost a month now & have been good with maths.
I've given 2 tests - GMAT Prep - 640 (Q49 V28)
MGMAT - 610 (Q47 V28)

What disturbs me is the V28 score. I'm not able to manage time and had to guess the last 6-7 verbal ques both the time. Is there any advice on how to save time or omit which question in the middle of the test to not guess all the questions in streak at the end?
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Re: How to improve from V28?

by PhillipZhang87 » Fri Aug 14, 2020 10:00 am
Try to identify which section you are weakest in specifically for verbal (RC, SC, CR). If you haven't already maybe read Manhattan Sentence Correction as well as, check out GMATNinja on Youtube he posts numerous videos on SC and CR related topics. Improving reading ability is also extremely important so, try reading fiction books in your spare time.
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