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by tzurohad » Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:20 pm
Hey All,

It's been two months already since I started to practice seriously, I'm improving yet not enough.... Two major issues:

1. I hit 48Q 3 times in a row... why can't I get that damn 49Q???? :x

2. I'm not a native english speaker, hence, not expecting to get 40V but I'm stuck on 32V, 31V... I need at least 36V.

any suggestions?

thanks
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by pbanavara » Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:00 am
Pick up a Pulitzer prize winner and read it page to page. Have a dictionary by your side.

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by im37 » Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:43 am
analyze your mistakes will be good...that is missing too much in the first 10 q? some particular weak areas?
Doing such things is more efficient than practising blindly.

Mine is a strange case, I have never got above 45 in GMATprep but in the real thing I got 49 in quant...

For verbal, I screwed it so I can't offer much insight. gd luck~
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