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Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Technology
Schools: LBS '14 Oxford '14 Judge Sloan '14 INSEAD '14
GMAT Date: 10-22-2011
GPA: 3
WE:Information Technology (Internet and New Media)
28 Jun 2011, 14:33
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Hi all
2 months ago I had a quant score of 42 in my practice exams, after doing concentrated study on my weak areas... Then I went away for 2 weeks on holiday...
Now, I've een back for 3 weeks and I completed another test on the weekend and scored 28 , with verbal 41...
What happened?! How can I re-claim my score? I don't seem to remember anything
2 months ago I had a quant score of 42 in my practice exams, after doing concentrated study on my weak areas... Then I went away for 2 weeks on holiday...
Now, I've een back for 3 weeks and I completed another test on the weekend and scored 28 , with verbal 41...
What happened?! How can I re-claim my score? I don't seem to remember anything
28 Jun 2011, 23:25
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n2739178
If you prepared your own notes, go through them to revise critical concepts.
If you have MGMAT books revise them.
If you have neither, try reading gmatclubs math book, its covers most the critical concepts necessary.
29 Jun 2011, 14:38
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were the practice tests both from the same company?
If not that could explain it. If they were from the same company, did you have timing issues the 2nd time?
Otherwise I would say just go through what you missed and figure out what went wrong.
If not that could explain it. If they were from the same company, did you have timing issues the 2nd time?
Otherwise I would say just go through what you missed and figure out what went wrong.
