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by amitpandey » Sat Dec 03, 2011 12:35 am
Hello Folks,
I am preparing for GMAT from last 2 Months,I was confident enough for verbal section.I took my first Gmat prep test today.Quant was above average but the was shocked to see the score of my verbal just 22.I am not that bad students of verbal but did not know what went wrong.I seriously need some nice advise.RC,i felt is something which i can do fair with took a longer time.I studied using MGMAT for SC still the questions where tough to understand.Please,suggest me what to do next.
I am planning to take GMAT in March.


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by Bara » Sat Dec 03, 2011 8:09 pm
You need to isolate what isn't working and what you'll need to do improve your performance. If speed is a issue on reading comp, as it is with most people, if you're in the US, I recommend taking our MindFlow class - - it's the ONLY class that deals with speed on the test - - it's a one-day/5 hour class. For information go to www.mindflowclass.com. I've written about some of the things that slows readers down - - so you can go through the posts and see if there is some helpful information there.

In terms of the rest of the verbal: study smarter not harder. The test is in the midst of changing, so you need up to date material and tutors/support from people who know what is happening with the test. Do you have a life-line to that?

In general, you need to isolate what you need to learn, break it down with the building blocks in place and get busy. And use Real Tests (OG and older paper tests). They'll have the most accurate information.
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