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is there any gmat guru who is listening to this?
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how are you with math? you will have a better chance to improve your score on math...
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gmatcracker2010, I am not a GMAT guru nonetheless would like to suggest you a few things:

1) It's very improbable that you will you improve in quant since you already have a very high score. On the other hand you have a big room to improve in your verbal. So I would spend 80% of the remaining time on verbal and 20% on math (just to keep your current level).
2) Is English your native language? If not, I don't think that you can expect miracles to happen because improving your language skills is a rather lengthy process.
3) Use error log and spend more time on the concepts where you make mistakes.

How long have you been studying?

All in all, you have to concentrate on spotting your weak areas and improving them.
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