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Struggling with the verbal section...Verbal experts plz help

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by Tarun Khanna » Sun Sep 18, 2011 12:05 am
Hi

I am struggling with the verbal section on the GMAT. Took GMAT twice scored 610-(Q49 V25) in the first test and 630 (Q48 V28) in the second test. How do I improve my verbal score? I studied from Manhattan strategy guides for SC RC and CR

plz help need to write GMAT again in 2 months

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by akhilsuhag » Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:23 am
Check e-gmat.com
They are SC and CR focussed and have only heard good things about them. Take their free portion and decide for yourself.

Other than that I think MGMAT is the best material out their. Go back and see what mistakes you make, try finding patterns or exact things that u get wrong.

I hope it helps!
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by Tarun Khanna » Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:55 pm
Hi akhilsuhag

thanks for your post....had studied from mgmat guides....with rc and cr i understand the passage and the question stem, but once i start answering it, i am just unable to pick the right answer....alwas get tricked into picking the wrong answer

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by TheMBACenterLondon » Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:42 am
Hi Tarun,

I understand your problem. The verbal part is especially tricky because some of the answers are very alike and just a little nuance can make the difference. You have to try to eliminate answers and be aware of the boundaries of the question, that is, don't analyse all of them: rather try to discard the ones that you think are not likely to be correct. It sounds obvious, but if you start scrutinizing you will help yourself save time to think of the correct one.

I would suggest going over the GMATreview official guide. It will give you very good tips on the verbal section and essay writing.

In addition, you should take as many mock tests as you can in order to rationalise the common mistakes you make and get faster with the elimination process I mentioned before.

Check this software:it is extremely useful to proceed to your training:

Watch the MasterGMAT video.
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