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24 Oct 2013, 05:21
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Hi,
I recently took a diagnostic test at edvento and I scored a 450(q36v18). I am planning to take gmat in februray for MiM courses in europe. Is 3 months preparation sufficient for scoring 700+. I intend to take course in e-gmat for verbal, is it good for verbal preparation for non-natives? One last question, Is manhattan GMAT guide for quant sufficient to increase my quant score to a decent level or should i take a prep course for quant as well.
Thanks in advance to everyone.
I recently took a diagnostic test at edvento and I scored a 450(q36v18). I am planning to take gmat in februray for MiM courses in europe. Is 3 months preparation sufficient for scoring 700+. I intend to take course in e-gmat for verbal, is it good for verbal preparation for non-natives? One last question, Is manhattan GMAT guide for quant sufficient to increase my quant score to a decent level or should i take a prep course for quant as well.
Thanks in advance to everyone.
24 Oct 2013, 05:37
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aleem681
Yes 3 months is definately a good time for prep. However, a suitable marker of your current status would be GMATPrep software. You can download it from mbacom. It comes free. It is the closest thing to GMAT possible.
Once you give this test, it will give your current scores and you can move further from there.
Manhattan books are a great resource for GMAT prep. For quant and verbal both, esp Advanced quant and SC books are awesome. You should surely go through them.
Also e-gmat course has its merits. I have heard people swear to its efficency to improve verbal score.
Regarding GMATPrep software, once you take it now; it will possible to reset the software and retake test at a later point of time, so you can use it multiple times.
The first step towards your prerp should be to understand how gmat works ( no of sections, no of ques in each section, how complexity inc, etc).GMAT Prep 1 will tech you all this
Good Luck
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24 Oct 2013, 06:29
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You should be good with that time frame and those materials, so yes, you are on the right track; the key is to focus, not to try to overdo it (e.g. 2 courses does not equal double improvement, but rather probably closer to only 50%). Make sure you put the effort, ask questions if you are not sure, and get as much clarity and comfort as you can get. If you are not confident or not answering 90% of the questions correctly, you need to go back to what you have just covered.
. I am taking e-gmat SC course and did all the SC OG questions with 75% accuracy. But I dont understand what went wrong during my practice test. My GMAT is scheduled for 21st february. How should I plan my preparation for the rest of the time. Please help GMAT pros. 
