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29 May 2012, 23:58
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hii everyone....i recently started preparing for gmat and first of all i gave my gmatprep mock test 1 of new pattern.....my score was too low i think....i juss got 430(ir 4,q 36, v 14)....i have just 1 month for the gmat exam.need real help to guide me throught this process....
can somebody please guide me what should i do and how should i study.....is it possible to get a score of 700 from 430 in a month time....i really need to get 700 ..so please guide me how should i study ASAP.....i ll be highly thankfull to u.......
can somebody please guide me what should i do and how should i study.....is it possible to get a score of 700 from 430 in a month time....i really need to get 700 ..so please guide me how should i study ASAP.....i ll be highly thankfull to u.......
30 May 2012, 18:40
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Getting from 430 to 700 is a massive improvement - probably too much to ask in only 30 days. Less than 10% of test takers get a 700 score and people work very hard to achieve that score. If you want a 700, you are going to have to put forth enough effort to achieve that goal.
I suggest that if you really need a 700 you need to give yourself much more time to study. Whether you take a course or self-study, you will need at least 4-6 months to make that kind of improvement.
If you only have 30 days to study, you probably need to reset your score expectations.
Sorry if that isn't the news you wanted. I would be happy to provide some guidance on your plan - are you shooting for a 700 regardless of how long it takes, or do you have to take the GMAT in the next 30 days?
KW
I suggest that if you really need a 700 you need to give yourself much more time to study. Whether you take a course or self-study, you will need at least 4-6 months to make that kind of improvement.
If you only have 30 days to study, you probably need to reset your score expectations.
Sorry if that isn't the news you wanted. I would be happy to provide some guidance on your plan - are you shooting for a 700 regardless of how long it takes, or do you have to take the GMAT in the next 30 days?
KW
31 May 2012, 00:43
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well i have 30 days only.....i have applied for isb ypl so i need to give gmat in 30 days....but i can work really hard and i can devote whole day in this work since i am having vacations so i have no oother work exept for preparing for gmat.n i think i need atleast 700 for isb ypl....thtsy i am ready to do as much hard work as needed...guidance willl be appriciated........if i work really hard whole day for whole month then can i achieve 700...?
