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what happen to me, pls help

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by tanviet » Thu Feb 25, 2010 3:46 am
I fail the test last time

I realize that I can not finish an SC problem less than 4 minutes. If I do sc less than 4,5 minutes I get wrong answer.If I spend 5 minutes I can get 9/10 question correct. if I spend 2 minutes I can get 2/10 questions correct. This is the reason I fail the last test.

For CR and RC, I get similar problem. I have to get 4 minutes on average to finish a question. This means I can get 50 percent of verbal section at most.

anyone can help me increase speed while keep the accuracy.
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by rockeyb » Thu Feb 25, 2010 3:53 am
Well my friend its not just speed that counts , but I dont mean that speed is not important it is but speed comes automatically if you know you theory out cold.

Here is a post that inspired me a lot , I would say please go through it , this post helped me a lot , of-course I found it on this forum .

I have given GMAT in DEC 09 but did not do well enough so trying again .

Read this post and you will understand what I am trying to tell .

https://www.beatthegmat.com/770-50-q-46- ... 40093.html
"Know thyself" and "Nothing in excess"
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