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by rajcools » Sun May 20, 2012 12:19 pm
Hi Brent,

I am at day 27 of 60 day study. 27th day is also Sentence Corrction 4th day. I have begun to feel that Verbal study routine is not as challenging as Quantitative's. In Quant you were referring to Manhattan guides, in Verbal why are we not following Manhattan or any other Detailed guide set.
I have scored 740 in Prep1 and Prep 2. And I want to push it to 760-780 on actual GMAT, but I dont see this Verbal 60-day study routine helping me in that.
Videos and articles mentioned in daily mails are excellent but I think more practice information is needed.
Please let me know what more I should do with this 60 day guide.
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Sun May 20, 2012 1:53 pm
rajcools wrote:Hi Brent,

I am at day 27 of 60 day study. 27th day is also Sentence Corrction 4th day. I have begun to feel that Verbal study routine is not as challenging as Quantitative's. In Quant you were referring to Manhattan guides, in Verbal why are we not following Manhattan or any other Detailed guide set.
I have scored 740 in Prep1 and Prep 2. And I want to push it to 760-780 on actual GMAT, but I dont see this Verbal 60-day study routine helping me in that.
Videos and articles mentioned in daily mails are excellent but I think more practice information is needed.
Please let me know what more I should do with this 60 day guide.
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Hi rajcools,

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm in the process of revising the Study Guide, and I'll take your comments into consideration.
In the meantime, the BTG site is a great place to find additional tips for the Verbal section.

Cheers,
Brent
Brent Hanneson - Creator of GMATPrepNow.com
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