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by Chitturi » Wed Sep 12, 2012 7:32 am
Hi

I work in a bank as an Asst Mgr and I am aiming for 700+ score.

I have been preparing GMAT for the last 20 days

Power Prep Score are: 540( Math- 45 Verbal - 21) (Before the Preparation)

& 550 After the exam ( Math - 47 & Verbal - 19 ) ( After preparation )

I couldn't improve verbal although I am preparing for verbal for the last 20 days.

I completed Manhattan SC and CR and OG-13.

I had previously taken GRE - 3 years back ( 1200/1600 )

I wanted to for MBA --Aug 13.

Can any one suggest me the time & Strategy needed to improve my vebal score.

Advance Thanks for your u guideness

Regards

Chitturi.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:47 pm
20 days is a short period of time to make the improvements that you need. Focus on sentence correction rules, these are the biggest portion of the exam.
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by Chitturi » Wed Sep 12, 2012 7:35 pm
Thanks Jim.

Can u tell me how to approach Sentence Correction.
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