My Practice Technique for V51 Perfect GMAT Verbal Score

Colton was never an avid reader; He had read only 3 books in his entire life before GMAT preparation. No wonder he struggled with Reading comprehension and other parts of GMAT verbal section and ended up scoring abysmal V37 verbal score in his first GMAT attempt. Disappointed and hurt, he decided to turn things around and with intense 8 hours of daily GMAT practice and a special practice technique he earned a grand GMAT success with a perfect verbal score of V51 (780 overall) only within 2 months without spending any money on GMAT prep courses. In this clip, we explain what was that special practice technique that helped him achieve massive gmat verbal improvement

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Video Timestamps:
00:00 Why Verbal Matters on GMAT So Much
00:19 Prep Resources I Used for GMAT Verbal
01:48 How to Use LSAT Questions for GMAT Verbal Preparation
03:18 Studying 8 Hours of Day for Verbal
04:28 My Special Practice Technique for Verbal Preparation
05:55 How a Non-Reader Turned into Verbal Master
07:16 How I Approach Reading Comprehension Passage

[sunbabaphu]

focused snippets from longer full interviews - very useful format. thank you.

[RohitVarma]

Good job cotton. Your perseverance paid off big time

[veronicasmemories]

Omg 8-10 hours a day! That's crazy

[TheAmigoBoyz]

I did not know that verbal was weighted higher! I in my prep towards the GMAT focus and i was wondering if anyone can tell me how the weights work for GMAT focus?