Hit OG verbal SC hard. Read the explanations in the back for every question you do. Even the ones you get right. Read all the answer choices (not just the explanation for the right answer). Reading why the test makers think every answer choice is either right or wrong is a great way to learn. Also,...

GMAT Prep SC Confusion

I encountered below question as Sentence correction in GMAT Prep 1. I easily eliminated the Original underlined part and other 2 options. But got stuck with the remaining 2. complete the sentence : Some analysts expect automakers___________________________ 1) to be more conservative than they have b...

There was a typo in Option 2. Have fixed that.

Anyways, OA is E
But to me, "whose" just doesn't "Sound" right.
Infact, "which had a simple thesis of consumers having" looks better

I had kept the two GMAT Prep for the last 15 days ( Test date : Oct 24 ). After GMAT Prep I, its quite evident that I need to put in some more effort in SC. Statistics for GMAT Prep I ( Verbal ): SC : 7R 6W CR : 11R 3W RC : 14R 0W I'll probably go over OG Verbal review for the remaining week and giv...

Kaplan Verbal

I have been scoring 30- 34 in verbal section of kaplan online practice test.
There seems to be a general consensus in the forum about the difficulty level of kaplan tests.

Can I expect to improve on my verbal score in the actual test?

Strategy

If one is able to finish quant in 60-65 mins, is it advisable to submit the last question only when the clock is about is run out? This will give him/her 10-15 mins extra minutes to relax before starting the next section.

Does GMAT penalise you for taking a lot of time on just one question?

Consider this : Even numbr b/w 99 and 301 100..102...104......XXX...300 This is an arthimatic progression with difference(d) = 2 number of terms = (last term(l) - first term(a))/d + 1 = 200/2 + 1 = 101 Sum = n/2[ 2a + (n-1)d ] = 101/2[ 200 + 100*2] = 101/2 * 400 = 20200 Easier way : take average of ...