hi ,
i m giving the test for the second time. i did really bad in the verbal part got just 23.. i have practiced a lot , but the scores really dont got up from 23-27 levels.. i m familiar with the SC , CR rules & theory part ..even practiced a lot..
please help me how to boost my scores... i am even aware of the solutions to most of the questions in the blog.. but when it comes to the real exam or even the official gmat prep i cant get out of the 23-27 levels..
i have just 3 days to go for the exam.. today i got just 23 in gmat prep... i m nervous .. plz help !
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- JonathanSchneider
- ManhattanGMAT Staff
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Hi Tony,
Again, sorry for not responding sooner. You mentioned in your earlier post that you faced some test anxiety. I'm not sure if you'll see this response at this point, but for those who may read it: managing anxiety throughout the test can be a challenge, and it is something worth practicing. Part of the reason I suggest doign your practice tests timed, without pausing, and with doing the essays, is to similate the real experience. Other anxiety-lessening practices include: deep breathing, good posture, and getting lots of rest before the test. Of course, there's really no anxiety-reducer quite like being well prepared.
Again, sorry for not responding sooner. You mentioned in your earlier post that you faced some test anxiety. I'm not sure if you'll see this response at this point, but for those who may read it: managing anxiety throughout the test can be a challenge, and it is something worth practicing. Part of the reason I suggest doign your practice tests timed, without pausing, and with doing the essays, is to similate the real experience. Other anxiety-lessening practices include: deep breathing, good posture, and getting lots of rest before the test. Of course, there's really no anxiety-reducer quite like being well prepared.
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