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08 Jun 2014, 23:19
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Hi,
I am about to start my GMAT preparation.I purchased Magoosh GMAT,precisely for quantitative and I am planning to purchase E-GMAT for verbal after completing Magoosh.I bought OG-13 and Word Power Made Easy.Coming to my educational background,I am in the final year of Master Of Commerce,want to pursue Master of Science in Accounting.My target score in GMAT is anything above 650.
I would like to ask the champions of GMAT and the tutors to guide me.
I am about to start my GMAT preparation.I purchased Magoosh GMAT,precisely for quantitative and I am planning to purchase E-GMAT for verbal after completing Magoosh.I bought OG-13 and Word Power Made Easy.Coming to my educational background,I am in the final year of Master Of Commerce,want to pursue Master of Science in Accounting.My target score in GMAT is anything above 650.
I would like to ask the champions of GMAT and the tutors to guide me.
09 Jun 2014, 21:52
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Hey Josh!
So while I may be a little biased here, I think that you should strongly consider Veritas Prep for your preparation. I studied on my own with a couple of books that I bought, and I managed to achieve a very high score (770). Had I known many of the lessons and techniques taught by Veritas prior to taking the test, I actually think that I could have scored even higher. I have been teaching for Veritas Prep for a year now, and am extremely impressed with their material. At the very least I would give them a call and see whether you can see some of the material or demo a lesson for free.
Brandon
So while I may be a little biased here, I think that you should strongly consider Veritas Prep for your preparation. I studied on my own with a couple of books that I bought, and I managed to achieve a very high score (770). Had I known many of the lessons and techniques taught by Veritas prior to taking the test, I actually think that I could have scored even higher. I have been teaching for Veritas Prep for a year now, and am extremely impressed with their material. At the very least I would give them a call and see whether you can see some of the material or demo a lesson for free.
Brandon
11 Jun 2014, 14:03
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Hi there,
I think your first step would be to take a free practice exam (they are offered at mba.com as well as via several test prep companies -- https://gmat.economist.com offers a free one). Your score will let you know how much you need to improve and what areas you need to focus on. From there you can figure out your best course of action.
Regards,
Elizabeth
I think your first step would be to take a free practice exam (they are offered at mba.com as well as via several test prep companies -- https://gmat.economist.com offers a free one). Your score will let you know how much you need to improve and what areas you need to focus on. From there you can figure out your best course of action.
Regards,
Elizabeth
