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05 Aug 2005, 22:30
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I took the GMAT earlier today and was utterly dissapointed. A 640?? thats dismal, to add insult to injury (and the cause of the injury being the same!) a 27 in the verbal section.
I reckoned my english comprehension and writing abilities to be well above ... well... 27. Posthumously, I question my abilities. Any suggestions as to how I can imporve these scores would be greatly appreciated.
The quantitative section was fairly straight forward. The occasional curve ball (or googly) was dismissable by re-reading the question and re-revising the answer. Though my 640 doesn't warrant giving unsolicited advice, I strongly advice re-reading and re-revising all the questions and answers if possible.
I plan on taking the GMAT again in the near future. If anyone has valuable advice on how to score higher, I am pre-emptively grateful. Other advice is fine too!
I reckoned my english comprehension and writing abilities to be well above ... well... 27. Posthumously, I question my abilities. Any suggestions as to how I can imporve these scores would be greatly appreciated.
The quantitative section was fairly straight forward. The occasional curve ball (or googly) was dismissable by re-reading the question and re-revising the answer. Though my 640 doesn't warrant giving unsolicited advice, I strongly advice re-reading and re-revising all the questions and answers if possible.
I plan on taking the GMAT again in the near future. If anyone has valuable advice on how to score higher, I am pre-emptively grateful. Other advice is fine too!
06 Aug 2005, 13:05
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Hmmm, sorry about your dissappointment but i must say that 640 means that you're truly on the right track.
I don't know how long you prepared this time around but i suggest that just get as many questions on Verbal as possible and just practice, practice and practice.
That 700+ is reachable!
I don't know how long you prepared this time around but i suggest that just get as many questions on Verbal as possible and just practice, practice and practice.
That 700+ is reachable!
06 Aug 2005, 16:47
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Thanks Kwasi!
I did put in some effort = about 3 weeks of only GMAT. Maybe I should up that to another month or so, hopefully that will be sufficient.
If anyone knows where I can get reliable practice tests please let me know.
I have only used Kaplans books, any suggestions of other reading material would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
I did put in some effort = about 3 weeks of only GMAT. Maybe I should up that to another month or so, hopefully that will be sufficient.
If anyone knows where I can get reliable practice tests please let me know.
I have only used Kaplans books, any suggestions of other reading material would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
