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by DFritschy » Sat Aug 25, 2012 3:29 pm
Hi everyone,

I take the GMAT the 30th...this coming Thursday! My overall score has gone up nicely in my latest practice test, but I ended up getting a lot of SC questions wrong. I haven't done any studying at all on sentence correction. Would it help me to focus on this over the next 2-3 days with the help of the MGMAT guide, or do you think it will just confuse me on test day? I'm generally pretty good in verbal, but the MGMAT CR book was pretty helpful and I only read that about a week and a half ago.

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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sun Aug 26, 2012 8:01 am
Not much info to base any advice on here. Need to know your scores, how you are performing in certain areas and what your goals are...
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by DFritschy » Sun Aug 26, 2012 12:23 pm
Not crazy high scores here....I think my highest was a 35 in Verbal and 35 in Quant. Verbal, I do really well on CR. Sentence correction has been pretty messy. Quant is okay and I will be drilling out as many problems as possible over the next three days, but I don't see any huge jump being possible in three days.

I know when I read the CR GMAT book and learned about the different question types and basic strategy, my ability to answer these questions went way up in only a few days time. I don't know if sentence correction has some simple rules that are relatively easy to master (Like CR), or if it's something that you need a lot of time to improve at all on.
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