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20 Jul 2014, 17:22
Kudos
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Hey guys!
I just took my 1st GMAT Prep test, after reading about how to properly prepare for the test in other posts and doing something like 10 hours of exercises to get the feel of it.
I got a score of 650 (Q43 V37).
Is it a good or bad starting point? Im kinda lost right now...
My plan is to take the test in 2 months, and i think i can dedicate as much as 15 hours/week to prepare. The targeted score is 710+.
How should i proceed? Any tips?
Thanks for the help!
Filipe
I just took my 1st GMAT Prep test, after reading about how to properly prepare for the test in other posts and doing something like 10 hours of exercises to get the feel of it.
I got a score of 650 (Q43 V37).
Is it a good or bad starting point? Im kinda lost right now...
My plan is to take the test in 2 months, and i think i can dedicate as much as 15 hours/week to prepare. The targeted score is 710+.
How should i proceed? Any tips?
Thanks for the help!
Filipe
21 Jul 2014, 06:14
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filipelc
That is a descent starting point.
However; If you want to achieve target score in 2 months, you need to be much focused and consistent.
It ultimately depends on how speedily you grasp concepts and how soon you are comfortable with GMAt traps/tricks.
There are several study plans with a duration around one month already given by experts ( Manhattan, Magoosh, GMATPill to name a few) which you can google.
And yeah, to reach that goal- do a lot of quality problems.
