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Struggling in Verbal Score

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by ngupta27 » Sat Sep 19, 2020 10:36 am
Hi Experts and friends,

I am struggling in scoring above 35 in Verbal.
I have tried a lot of material - Egmat, Manhattan , Official Guide but its not working out when i attempt exams.

I am having above 70% accuracy when i attempt practice questions but the same doesnt come in mock tests.

Please someone help me understand what my next steps should be

Please note - I have tried analyzing mocks, identified areas where I get max questions wrong, but each time it seems a different area so a clear pattern is not visible .

Any kind of help is really appreciated.
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