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how to improve Verbal?

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by manuag » Mon Oct 14, 2013 9:39 am
hi All,

I am thinking to retake GMAT. Please find below my scores in the prep tests and real test in previous attempt.

MGMAT CAT1 - 620( V-29, Q-47) ( Jan 25, 2012)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -8/15, RC 4/12, CR 7/14)
MGMAT CAT2 - 620( V-32, Q-43) ( Feb 12, 2012)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -7/15, RC 6/12, CR 7/14)
GMATprepv1(1) -640 ( V-26, Q50) (Feb 26, 2012)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -11/15, RC 7/12, CR 8/14)
KNEWTON - 650 ( V-33, Q-46) (Mar 18, 2012)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -11/15, RC 4/13, CR 10/14)
GMATprepv1(2) -720( V-38, Q-50) (Mar 25, 2012)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -11/16, RC 12/14, CR 8/11)
MGMAT CAT3 - 730( V-40, Q-49) (April 1, 2012) ( Verbal score is inflated as I encountered 2 already attempted RCs)
(Correct ques in Verbal SC -9/15, RC 10/12, CR 8/14)
MGMAT CAT4 - 690( V-34, Q-51) (April 8, 2012)
MGMAT CAT5 - 670( V-33, Q-49) (April 11, 2012)
GMATprepv2 - 700(V-33, Q-50) (April 15, 2012)

GMAT - 690 (V-32, Q-50) On 17th April 2012.

I am targeting 750 this time. I know I need to drastically improve my verbal to make that happen. Any suggestion is welcome.

Thanks,
Manuag
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by [email protected] » Mon Oct 14, 2013 1:23 pm
Hi manuag,

A 690/Q50 is a fantastic combination and puts you in position to apply to any US Business School. While certain schools outside of the US are highly competitive, you might not need to retest at all.

What schools are you planning to apply to? Have you spoken with an Admissions Consultant about your situation?

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