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22 Jun 2018, 03:00
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I just took the test today and was utterly disgusted with myself for scoring 530. While I prepped, I got 48Q and 38V which surprised me to great extent that I got only 530. I was short of time for both verbal and quant section. I don't know what else to do. Can anyone please help with a detailed study plan? I figured I wasn't organized with my studies. My performance in individual part was pretty good, but when it came to comprehensive test, I did so poorly. Please, enlighten me with your approach. I'm desperate here 
22 Jun 2018, 07:28
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Sorry to hear that your Gmat didn't go well. I would suggest to go through all the study materials. If you have studied from MGMAT guides thay will certainly help you. Maintain an error log. Alternatively, enroll for an online / classroom courses. Take regular Gmatprep tests to know your current level. Practice questions from the OG in a timed manner.
Hope it helps.
22 Jun 2018, 23:23
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But is it possible with a 170 score increase in only months? Has anyone done it?
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