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Last 15 Days: What to do what not to do?

by shovan85 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 8:15 am
Hi All,

Exactly 15 days to go. All strategies have been followed. All approaches have been acknowledged. GMAT Prep and some free CAT have been taken from various leading On-line coaching Centers.

Hitting a 49 or 50 in quant regularly but not able to cross 28 in Verbal. RC seems impossible and then SC :( and because of the hectic professional career can manage to devote at best 4 hrs at in weekdays.

What shall I do guys... Please help. Any suggestions welcome.

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Shovan
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by ashokkadam » Tue Oct 12, 2010 11:24 am
Hi shovan85,

Good to see that you have followed all strategies and approaches as suggested by the experts.
However, since you are still struggling with verbal part, it makes sense to find more and more time working on verbal only.
See you have 15 days to go. just see if you are able to take your verbal score to 35 in next few days. otherwise i suggest you to postpone your exam date(but this should be last step).

shovan85 wrote:Hi All,

Exactly 15 days to go. All strategies have been followed. All approaches have been acknowledged. GMAT Prep and some free CAT have been taken from various leading On-line coaching Centers.

Hitting a 49 or 50 in quant regularly but not able to cross 28 in Verbal. RC seems impossible and then SC :( and because of the hectic professional career can manage to devote at best 4 hrs at in weekdays.

What shall I do guys... Please help. Any suggestions welcome.

Regards,
Shovan
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