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Level of OG 12th Verbal

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by camtip » Sat Jul 14, 2012 12:52 pm
Hi,

I would like ton know if it is possible to level the verbal of the OG 12th edition?

As far as I am concerned I scored:

- a 84% accuracy for SC questions

- a 91% accuracy for CR questions

- a 88% accuracy for RC questions

I know it is a bit "general" but it is hard to detail which questions i got wrong and so on...what I would like to evaluate is whether it is possible to reach a good verbal score like Q40.


I haven't taken any prep test as I have still room for math improvement...

Any comment is welcomed!!

:D
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by NextGreatLeader » Tue Jul 17, 2012 5:04 am
I'm not sure about the level that you're asking, but I do think you should take a practice test. Even though you haven't studied quant yet, taking a practice test will let you know your baseline, where you currently are, and how much you need to improve to reach your target score. Having a baseline is also a great way to see validation for all of your hard work after you've studied.
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