I gave GMAT today and I am very disappointed with my score. My exam started of very well and on quant I scored 42 but I dont know what happened when I started off with the verbal section. I seemed to be a little lost.My score in the verbal section is ridiculous. Its only 16. I am planning to retake the exam in may but I dont know how to plan my studies so that I do well in verbal. Please Advice as to how can I do well on verbal.
Gmat Score: 480
Quant: 42
Verbal: 16
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Re: Disappointed with my Gmat score
Hi,
I think that you can significantly improve your verbal score by first taking a college level English course (3-6 months). I can also recommend reading The Wall Street Journal online or otherwise. Once you're done with the English class, work through Manhattan GMAT verbal guides and continue reading the WSJ or similar.
Please keep in mind that these recommendations are based on very limited information - you may want to ask some of your close friends, colleagues, and people who are studying for GMAT in your area.
Good luck!
I think that you can significantly improve your verbal score by first taking a college level English course (3-6 months). I can also recommend reading The Wall Street Journal online or otherwise. Once you're done with the English class, work through Manhattan GMAT verbal guides and continue reading the WSJ or similar.
Please keep in mind that these recommendations are based on very limited information - you may want to ask some of your close friends, colleagues, and people who are studying for GMAT in your area.
Good luck!
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