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Second time taking the gmat and i failed please help me

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by baller12q » Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:45 am
Its my second time taking the gmat first time 390 second time 400. On practice test i was scoring 500s so i thought i was ready. I received a 17 in verbal. I bought the Manhattan sentence correction book and on practice test i would get a range from 26-35. I not going to give up it would be like giving up on my dreams!!!! Can someone please help me with sentence correction do i need to start out with basic grammer books to learn verbs and subject i dont no what to do. On Gmatprep i would get 9 wrong out of 15 or so questions but on Manhatten test i would get 3 wrong out of 15 thats because i knew the rules.

My critical resoning is ok i usually get 7/12 right but i would like to improve that also and reading comp. I would like my verbal to be in the 27-32 range that would be great for me. I really need help in improving my verbal score please someone that has had problems with verbal please help me. Im not talking about those people that are so smart they score 750s and i dont want to hear just read the books because i have. I cant afford a prep class either. And i dont no where to find a Gmat tutor. So please help me if you can.

Im going to apply for the spring term now and im gonna keep going until i pass!
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by VP_Jim » Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:51 am
Given the score range you're currently at, my best advice would be to take a math and an English class at a local community college to brush up on your foundational knowledge. Keep in mind that the GMAT tests pretty basic math, so don't think that you'll need to take, for example, a Calculus class or something.

If you don't already have the Official Guides (orange, purple and green), I'd recommend buying those. You should also get a guide (for not only sentence correction) from a reputable test prep company to teach you the "tricks" for taking the GMAT, so to speak - these should give you guidelines to base your prep on.

Good luck!
Jim S. | GMAT Instructor | Veritas Prep
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by baller12q » Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:16 pm
thanks
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by T_A_M » Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:08 am
My strategy would be to master every single question in the OG. Once you have mastered all the questions you will score above 500 for sure.
I sometimes spend 1 hour or more analysing one question and thinking about the traps / what I could have done better / how the question could be posed in a different way / techniques / methods / rules etc.
Once you have done this thorough analysis on OG you should be in a much better position.
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