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by fidelity_1 » Fri Jan 02, 2009 6:44 am
Hi,

I've just recently begun studying for GMAT. Before studying for anything, I took the paper based diagnostic test from Kaplan and scored 620 (Q:41 and V:34).

Anyways, after studying for about two weeks, I decided to do a PowerPrep CAT (older version of GMATPrep) and scored 690 (Q:46 and V:38). I felt like I really had to rush the last 15 or so questions in the verbal section because I had spent too much time doing the first 25. My main weakness was sentence correction - I simply had no idea what the hell was right or wrong. So today, I took the second PowerPrep CAT and scored 720 (Q:48 and V:41). Although I am happy with seeing this kind of score, I felt like I was rushing the verbal section even more than I did in my first attempt. I remember having only 6 minutes to do the last 5 questions... On the other hand, I did get 4 RC passages in both the exams which took me quite a while to read.

So my question is, how should I deal with my timing issue? I noticed that I am spending lots of time on SC questions because I do not know the answer half the time - I don't like guessing and I try to re-read the whole sentence with each of the answer choice which takes forever. I also take quite a while to absorb all of RC passage and this becomes more problematic if I get 4 RC passages as opposed to 3. I bought MGMAT SC correction guide which I will do but other than that, what do you suggest that I do to improve my timing?


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by mayonnai5e » Sun Jan 04, 2009 5:20 am
Take a look at my blog in my email signature as I have a lot of tips for the verbal section and my own ways of increasing speed and dealing with RC, SC etc.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/my-blog-erro ... t4899.html
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