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08 Apr 2006, 14:02
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I don't really understand how I did this poorly. I studied for about 5 weeks and took 4 pratice tests as follows:
Princeton Review: 650
Princeton Review: 710
Kaplan: 650
PowerPrep: 650
I thought for sure I would get 650-700. The math problems were definitely much more difficult than I was used to studying with. I really wanted to get closer to a 700 to get into my list of schools. I don't know if I should take it again or not, and if I do, how would I study any different????? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Princeton Review: 650
Princeton Review: 710
Kaplan: 650
PowerPrep: 650
I thought for sure I would get 650-700. The math problems were definitely much more difficult than I was used to studying with. I really wanted to get closer to a 700 to get into my list of schools. I don't know if I should take it again or not, and if I do, how would I study any different????? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
08 Apr 2006, 23:54
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Buddy, let me tell you your scores are not bad, and considering your short study span I surely believe that you are 700+ candidate.
Verbal is normally tough to improve and your verbal is already good, math is where people can really improve and I believe with appropriate preparation you can improve big time. Try Manhattan GMAT Quant books, they may help you.
More over I would suggest to go through debriefings of people who got more than 700. Lot of people have shared their study plans and I am sure you will learn a lot form them. And offcourse it's great source of motivation too.
But in any case don't put down your armors, if you won’t fight you will surely loose. So get ready for another ride and this time hit as hard as you can, and belive me you will comfortabaly reach 700..
Verbal is normally tough to improve and your verbal is already good, math is where people can really improve and I believe with appropriate preparation you can improve big time. Try Manhattan GMAT Quant books, they may help you.
More over I would suggest to go through debriefings of people who got more than 700. Lot of people have shared their study plans and I am sure you will learn a lot form them. And offcourse it's great source of motivation too.
But in any case don't put down your armors, if you won’t fight you will surely loose. So get ready for another ride and this time hit as hard as you can, and belive me you will comfortabaly reach 700..
09 Apr 2006, 12:58
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Do not feel disappointed njlw226,
Your score is very good for a first try. If you plan to take the test again, I am sure you can get a better score through a good study.
So cheer up!
Your score is very good for a first try. If you plan to take the test again, I am sure you can get a better score through a good study.
So cheer up!
630 is a good score for a first attempt, especially considering the fact that you must deal with the stress of a new exam and all the new environment.
good luck 
