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25 May 2010, 13:25
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Hi everyone,
First of all, I wrote the GMAT about 10 days ago and scored a very surprising score of 410. I am a distinction student in my undergrad( BComm) and have been receiving rejection letters back because of my GMAT score. I have been told to write again before the deadline of June 30. To make a long story short, I'm not aiming to get 600+, but 550 or higher. It would be lovely to get a 700 but I have to be realistic with my time frame.
I have purchased the OG 12th, OG Quant & Verbal. I plan to do this practice questions and learn the patterns in hopes that this will help. I have studied about two months so I know what its like and I know the foundations of the GMAT.
I'm hoping for someone to give me some suggestions on what I should do to score higher. I had a bad test day, and I think my score should have been around the 500 mark. Any tips would be more than helpful.
My new study plan:
- Do all 3 sets of OG.
- Focus more on the first 10 questions when I write again
- Repeate OG when I am done studying to see how I do again
- Take my time next time, I think I rushed when I wrote the test.
Thanks everyone!!!!!
Max
First of all, I wrote the GMAT about 10 days ago and scored a very surprising score of 410. I am a distinction student in my undergrad( BComm) and have been receiving rejection letters back because of my GMAT score. I have been told to write again before the deadline of June 30. To make a long story short, I'm not aiming to get 600+, but 550 or higher. It would be lovely to get a 700 but I have to be realistic with my time frame.
I have purchased the OG 12th, OG Quant & Verbal. I plan to do this practice questions and learn the patterns in hopes that this will help. I have studied about two months so I know what its like and I know the foundations of the GMAT.
I'm hoping for someone to give me some suggestions on what I should do to score higher. I had a bad test day, and I think my score should have been around the 500 mark. Any tips would be more than helpful.
My new study plan:
- Do all 3 sets of OG.
- Focus more on the first 10 questions when I write again
- Repeate OG when I am done studying to see how I do again
- Take my time next time, I think I rushed when I wrote the test.
Thanks everyone!!!!!
Max
25 May 2010, 13:48
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I would say do the MGMAT books in conjunction with the OG/Supplement guides.
Depending on your weaker area (i.e., verbal or quant), I would focus on those books.
What were the raw scores on your test?
Depending on your weaker area (i.e., verbal or quant), I would focus on those books.
What were the raw scores on your test?
25 May 2010, 14:16
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I also am pressed for time in that I write in just 1 month. Would I be able to have enough time to go through the Manhattan books? It is possible correct, to get from 410-550 right in this time period?
