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08 Feb 2014, 07:50
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Hi all, I would like to prepare for the GMAT (only Verbal and Quantitative) to be admitted to a degree in economics at Bocconi.
I'm not a genius, and I'm not very good at math. I am a university student of business administration, and i'm Italian.
My English is B1-B2. To be sure I should be allowed to take at least a score of 600 or +. And I should deliver the application at the beginning of April of this year.
How many chances I have of success?
Thank you.
I'm not a genius, and I'm not very good at math. I am a university student of business administration, and i'm Italian.
My English is B1-B2. To be sure I should be allowed to take at least a score of 600 or +. And I should deliver the application at the beginning of April of this year.
How many chances I have of success?
Thank you.
08 Feb 2014, 14:10
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Hello,
Your question is a little bit broad, you didn't mention your plan/how much time you're willing to put into studying. Nevertheless, a target score of 600+ should not be very challenging.
Keep in mind, though, that you don't have to be a genius to achieve your desired score, as the GMAT tests the basic concepts of math. As a fellow non-native, you will probably struggle in the verbal section, so you might want to put some extra effort in there.
Other than that, pick up some books and get busy.
(The forum by itself is an amazing source to begin with.)
Your question is a little bit broad, you didn't mention your plan/how much time you're willing to put into studying. Nevertheless, a target score of 600+ should not be very challenging.
Keep in mind, though, that you don't have to be a genius to achieve your desired score, as the GMAT tests the basic concepts of math. As a fellow non-native, you will probably struggle in the verbal section, so you might want to put some extra effort in there.
Other than that, pick up some books and get busy.
(The forum by itself is an amazing source to begin with.)
