Hi balthazar98.
There's nothing to feel ashamed and put down about. The GMAT is just a game that you can get better at.
Your ESR indicates that you rushed the first quarter of the Verbal section and missed some relatively easy questions. As a result, you started off at a low score that you never quite recovered from.
Still, you could have scored in the upper 30s on Verbal if you had had stronger last quarter.
Overall, I think you're still prone to falling for trap choices in Verbal. In other words, to reliably achieve your score goal, you need to improve how you analyze Verbal questions so that you more clearly see the differences between trap choices and correct answers.
You can get some ideas on how to increase your Verbal score from this video.
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There's nothing to feel ashamed and put down about. The GMAT is just a game that you can get better at.
Your ESR indicates that you rushed the first quarter of the Verbal section and missed some relatively easy questions. As a result, you started off at a low score that you never quite recovered from.
Still, you could have scored in the upper 30s on Verbal if you had had stronger last quarter.
Overall, I think you're still prone to falling for trap choices in Verbal. In other words, to reliably achieve your score goal, you need to improve how you analyze Verbal questions so that you more clearly see the differences between trap choices and correct answers.
You can get some ideas on how to increase your Verbal score from this video.
Iframe
Statistics : Posted by MartyTargetTestPrep • on 08 Jul 2023, 03:59 • Replies 3 • Views 210








