OG13 Sentence correction Score 57.1%
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Hi I have been studying Sentence correction for almost 2 weeks. I have solved all the 140question of OG13 today and my score is 57.1% all the questions were solved within the given time frame.i am still worried as my score is low. What strategy should i use from here to improve my score? for some question i am setting no time and trying to solve them i am still not able to figure out how solve them..Please Help
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The first thing to do is figure out why you got certain questions wrong. Have you thoroughly reviewed the answer explanations?
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This might help :
- Learn SC Rules
- Practise GMAT questions
- Analyze each question and find out "What is being tested ?"
- Almost all questions in GMAT have 3:2 split. You can figure that out with practice. This split will improve your speed. You can straight away eliminate 2/3 options in just 10-15 secs.
- Learn about the question types
- More than everything, just practise.
First concentrate on concepts. When you are sure about them, try concentrating on speed !
I am not an expert but this is what I have heard from the ones in 700+ GMAT club.
- Learn SC Rules
- Practise GMAT questions
- Analyze each question and find out "What is being tested ?"
- Almost all questions in GMAT have 3:2 split. You can figure that out with practice. This split will improve your speed. You can straight away eliminate 2/3 options in just 10-15 secs.
- Learn about the question types
- More than everything, just practise.
First concentrate on concepts. When you are sure about them, try concentrating on speed !
I am not an expert but this is what I have heard from the ones in 700+ GMAT club.
- Jim@StratusPrep
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- Joined: Fri Nov 11, 2011 7:51 am
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Look at questions in each area and really study the differences in question. Both in what is tested and how right and wrong answers are presented. Look at the OG to start.kin22in wrote:i started with the analysis and have found that most of them are Rhetorical construction and Parallelism that i am getting wrong is there any way to practice topic wise so that i can get grip of these types of question
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-- Push button course navigation to simplify planning
-- Daily assignments to fit your exam timeline
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