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by shikha015 » Mon Aug 25, 2014 2:30 am
Hi,
My exam is on 29 Aug and I am still struggling with the verbal section, though in quant I am able to maintain 46-49 points but my verbal score varies from 31-38 , depending on the level of the exam. I have tried out all the strategies reading critically,making notes etc but the score refuses to cross the threshold. Also, I am good in Sentence correction but overall my scores refuses to improve.

It would be great help if anyone can guide on as to how I can cross the threshold.How can I work on my errors,how can I maximize my strengths and minimize my weaknesses. Can someone give me a better insights or better vision to see things and maximize my score.

I am getting between 660-690 :( :(

Help is much anticipated :) SOS!! :/
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by [email protected] » Mon Aug 25, 2014 10:25 am
Hi shikha015,

Since your questions are specifically about the Verbal section of the GMAT, you should post in the Verbal Forum for advice (this is Ask the Test Maker Forum). You're likely to get several responses there.

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