I am preparing for CAT 2018. I am good at quantitative aptitude but the verbal section creates problems for me. What should I do?

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Zeeshan Khan
8 years ago
Verbal section consists of numerous numbers of words that you are unaware of like parsimonious, anachronism, cryptic first learn the vocabulary then implement those words in your spoken English then try to read as much as you can the interested topics to keep your focus on. After vocabulary, learn

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8 years ago
Your quantitative is good which is a plus point for you, you can concentrate your whole time to prepare for verbal. You have two options either you can go for classes or prepare for yourself. In preparing for yourself it is difficult than going for classes because in self learning, you have to make

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