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how to manage time for verbal!

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by real2008 » Sun Dec 14, 2008 8:12 am
I took gmat last month. The verbal score is pathetic. 26. Quant 49. I found problem in managing time in verbal. I had to simply tick a few questions (around six questions) almost at the end of the test without actually working them out. I am really upset with my performance. I just require tool long time to read and answer them. Please help me advising to come out of time crisis and to improve overall.

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by michael.dinerstein » Sun Dec 14, 2008 1:56 pm
Hi real2008,

Let me move this thread into the GMAT Strategy section of our site so that Stacey or Ron can help you out. I think they'll have a better idea of specific timing practices than I would since I just work in Student Services.

In the meantime, write back with a more detailed experience of your verbal struggles. The more descriptive it can be, the better for Ron and Stacey as they help try to diagnose the problem.

Good luck!

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