Need help in Verbal.

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by aniruddha2 » Sat Aug 24, 2013 2:48 am

Hey guys... I have gmat on 20 sept. 2013. I am preparing for the same from last 1 month. I have given Manhattan GMAT tests and GMAT prep

MGMAT 1:550
Q42 V24

MGMAT 2:590
Q42 V31

GMAT Prep 1: 600
Q46 V24

MGMAT 3: 590
Q44 V29

As you can see I am having trouble to get a good score in Verbal section. I did some analysis and found out that my accuracy level in SC in just 50% and CR(700-800 level) questions are wrong. I have studied Manhattan GMAT SC guide twice. I have completed with all OG13 questions. please any1 suggests me how i should improve my score?? I have target of 730+ score (i.e I need 45-47 in both sections)

I have 3 weeks in my hand. so what should I do.??

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by Jim@StratusPrep » Mon Aug 26, 2013 6:51 am

You are looking for a really large jump in the verbal in a short period of time. You might think about pushing back your exam. Otherwise, study the answer explanations. That is the best place to learn what types of errors the exam writers will use.

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