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e-GMAT strategy help [#permalink] New post   02 Mar 2012, 05:12
I just started to work on SC of e-gmat and scored 71 in the diagnostic. Since level 2 prerequisite is 50, should I skip level 1 and start from level 2? Please advise.
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Re: e-GMAT strategy help [#permalink] New post   02 Mar 2012, 07:18
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Born2Win,

I am assuming that are seeking community's input on this. you can write to us at administrator@e-gmat.com in case you need our opinion..

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Re: e-GMAT strategy help [#permalink] New post   02 Mar 2012, 10:20
i dont think u should skip that.....even if you score 100% there still will be concepts you might be hazy on.....the whole level 1 shouldnt take more than 5-6 hours anyway so really no point in skipping it.....worst case you will get a revision of your concepts...
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Re: e-GMAT strategy help [#permalink] New post   06 Mar 2012, 10:48
thanks upasanadatta!
I'm now going through all the concepts in e-gmat. Many of those concepts seem repetitive to me since I've already gone through a few topics in MGMAT SC. but overall the whole things won't take much time I guess.
thanks Rajat! I'll mail you if I face any other problem.
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Re: e-GMAT strategy help [#permalink] New post   06 Mar 2012, 11:58
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Given your diagnostic score, quite a few concepts in Level 1 may seem basic. However, the purpose of level 1 is to teach those concepts. Hence, you may follow the study plan that we provided for Verbal score > 30. I would also recommend that you pay special attention to the application files in level 1 and make sure that you do the recommended OG questions along with the application files.

Also, click on the link below if you want to compare your diagnostic score.

assess-your-performance-with-this-free-diagnostic-122907.html

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