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Katrusya
- Senior | Next Rank: 100 Posts
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- GMAT Score:680
That was my third try and that was the biggest dissapointment!
Dec, 2008 - 630 Q(47) and V(29)
July, 2009 - 680 Q(49) and V (34)
2 Dec, 2009 - 650 Q(50) and V (27)
I have been working on both parts of the exam for my second and third tries for a couple of months before each. Especially I paid attention to Verbal part (I am not a native speaker). So I could see the improvement form my first try to my second try but my today's verbal scores simply killed me, leaving me with quetions. How could it be that my English has become even worse that a year ago? Despite all the English classes I have taken, tonns of essays I have written and tonns of critical reasoning arguments I have done.... I feel kind of devastated and not sure whether I should retake GMAT fourth time. And if so, how can I improve my Verbal score (the verbal scores look pretty arbitrary and unlogical to me now)
Has anyone else encountered such a dilemma?
Please, share your opinions and strategies guys.
Dec, 2008 - 630 Q(47) and V(29)
July, 2009 - 680 Q(49) and V (34)
2 Dec, 2009 - 650 Q(50) and V (27)
I have been working on both parts of the exam for my second and third tries for a couple of months before each. Especially I paid attention to Verbal part (I am not a native speaker). So I could see the improvement form my first try to my second try but my today's verbal scores simply killed me, leaving me with quetions. How could it be that my English has become even worse that a year ago? Despite all the English classes I have taken, tonns of essays I have written and tonns of critical reasoning arguments I have done.... I feel kind of devastated and not sure whether I should retake GMAT fourth time. And if so, how can I improve my Verbal score (the verbal scores look pretty arbitrary and unlogical to me now)
Has anyone else encountered such a dilemma?
Please, share your opinions and strategies guys.
