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Verbal Score .. early 30's to early 40's

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by mohit11 » Sun Feb 14, 2010 10:31 pm
Hi everyone,

Need some serious advise on the verbal part. Need to push my scores from early 30's to early 40's

Also, you can go to this link to see my performance on practice tests so far.

https://www.beatthegmat.com/2-odd-weeks- ... 52727.html


For the Verbal part,

I. When i am practicing SC offline (timed) i tend to get approximately 80 percent of SC correct. However, on verbal tests, i tend to get easy SC questions right, however, my hit rate drops considerably in 600 - 700 level questions. and when i go back to some of these questions i feel i could have got the question right, but then its too late.

I've gone through Manhattan SC bible, I've done Kaplan 800, I have made notes, i have noted down errors i tend to make in SC. I have practiced a lot. I can't pin point to one particular area that is my weakness, Perhaps all i can do is continue to practice and eventually get better.

2. For RC, i am pretty good at RC, for MGMAT tests, i ended up rushing through the last RC and thats why i got those RC's wrong. But i am still comfortable with RC questions.

3. For CR, I initially went through Manhattan CR book, had a hit rate of 85 percent on OG10 CR questions. However, MGMAT's CR stumped me, i realized that perhaps there is some gap in my logical reasoning, and i have started reviewing Power Score CR bible, having gone through the initial chapters i do realize that i was committing some logical errors and perhaps i can get better at them. After completing PR CR bible i plan to do questions in OG12.

Another problem is that on most of the SC and CR questions, i am never sure if my answer is 100 percent right or not.
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by sars72 » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:21 am
1. finish the powerscore cr bible and then go thru all the OG CR questions. This should be enough for CR.

2. Dump the Kaplan 800. Go thru the MGMAT SC Guide again, this time in tandem with the OG & Verbal Review.

3. Spend 45 mins/day going thru economist & newscientist articles

This will definitely push ur score up to the early 40s
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by mohit11 » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:50 am
Thanks a lot, I'll get incorporate the changes in my overall strategy. :)
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by mohit11 » Fri Feb 19, 2010 4:25 am
Just an update, Just took another MGMAT today, scored 640. (Q-43, V 34)

The Quant performance was low, 43 but the verbal performance improved to 34..

1) Is MGMAT quant truly reflective of the GMATprep Quant, in GMATprep, that i took about a month back i scored 47 in quant.

Also in the last MGMAT my critical reasoning performance went up. Studying the CR bible helped a lot.

However, sentence correction went down miserably. Attaching 2 screenshots.

1. Assessment Summary of the latest MGMAT test.
2. Combined Assessment Summary of 3 MGMAT tests so far.

Can you guys help me pin point what areas to focus on and how to improve my verbal score further.

Also, i've taken all the MGMAT test with the AWA with 4 min break between the sections..

I'd like to believe that i can still reach 700 in the time that's remaining. Would appreciate some guidance.
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