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25 Nov 2014, 05:45
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Hello Folks,
I recently got done with my 1st attempt and scored 640
!! I used up almost all resources before my 1st attempt including official guides, veritas and manhattan books. Gave 6-7 CATs and was scoring in the range 660 - 740. Need help in improving my score but I dont have enough financial resources to buy more courses.
Looking for suggestions and cost effective solutions!!
I recently got done with my 1st attempt and scored 640
!! I used up almost all resources before my 1st attempt including official guides, veritas and manhattan books. Gave 6-7 CATs and was scoring in the range 660 - 740. Need help in improving my score but I dont have enough financial resources to buy more courses. Looking for suggestions and cost effective solutions!!
25 Nov 2014, 10:31
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These would be my best recommendations for someone who had no money:
1) all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html
For this I am assuming you have already taken the two free practice tests in GMATPrep.
2) practice-paper-set-187770.html
Cheers,
Dabral
1) all-gmatprep-questions-quant-verbal-187679.html
For this I am assuming you have already taken the two free practice tests in GMATPrep.
2) practice-paper-set-187770.html
Cheers,
Dabral
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25 Nov 2014, 23:14
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Well as long as you know the address (url) of a place called GMATCLUB on the Internet. U don't necessarily have to squander money on preparation resources.
There is a pool of information on this forum. For both Quant and Verbal.
Quant: Try and follow bunuel. He has been a guiding angel for anyone and everyone. Practice the quant questions for numerous topics highlighted in his signature.
Verbal: Here there are many users who have contributed to the success of the verbal section. Try to follow Mr. Mike (magoosh), Souvik, Carcass, and many other users have tons of information highlighted in their respective signatures to guide the students. Not to mention bb (founder gmat club) he has loads of uploads on various sections in verbal namely, RC, CR, and SC.
You follow the above. And go back on your tests, analysing, revising, and working on your key areas of concern, starting from the first till last test, and I don't think you would need any more help with regard to resources.
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There is a pool of information on this forum. For both Quant and Verbal.
Quant: Try and follow bunuel. He has been a guiding angel for anyone and everyone. Practice the quant questions for numerous topics highlighted in his signature.
Verbal: Here there are many users who have contributed to the success of the verbal section. Try to follow Mr. Mike (magoosh), Souvik, Carcass, and many other users have tons of information highlighted in their respective signatures to guide the students. Not to mention bb (founder gmat club) he has loads of uploads on various sections in verbal namely, RC, CR, and SC.
You follow the above. And go back on your tests, analysing, revising, and working on your key areas of concern, starting from the first till last test, and I don't think you would need any more help with regard to resources.
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