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Verbal Letting Me Down

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by vineetsha » Sun Apr 15, 2012 5:36 am
Hi All

I had been studying for the past four weeks using official guides & had scored 680-690 in the two practice exams. I was doing better in quant and good in verbal. My confidence was high so I decided to take the test. To my utter horror, I scored a measly 580- good in quant but pathetic in verbal. [Proud to say I scored 5 in AWA. English not being my first language] but I never thought I would preform this bad in verbal.

My question might have been asked too often hence I offer my apologies for a repeat. How do I improve myself in verbal? I think I'm good but the GMAT score says the complete opposite.

Many thanks.
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by vineetsha » Mon Dec 17, 2012 1:34 am
Thanks for introducing me to Ron the Legend. :)

[Extremely sorry for posting a late late reply.]
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