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05 Mar 2004, 07:03
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A little bit about myself first....
My first attempt at GMAT was in October when I ended up with a 680 (q48, v35). It was a bit of a disappointment because in my practice tests I had been in the 700-750 range, consistently.
So, I decided to retake and picked a date in March.
After taking a break from prep and focusing back on my job, I have started again about 6-7 weeks before my second go in about a week from now. I have been honing up my verbal skills and can see improvements in all three area, especially RC which has been my weakness all along. My Q score has always been in the high 40's.
Now, I was wondering if anyone has taken the real thing in March and would like to share their experience with the forum.
Any surprises? Any tips would be much appreciated!!
Thanks in advance!!
My first attempt at GMAT was in October when I ended up with a 680 (q48, v35). It was a bit of a disappointment because in my practice tests I had been in the 700-750 range, consistently.
So, I decided to retake and picked a date in March.
After taking a break from prep and focusing back on my job, I have started again about 6-7 weeks before my second go in about a week from now. I have been honing up my verbal skills and can see improvements in all three area, especially RC which has been my weakness all along. My Q score has always been in the high 40's.
Now, I was wondering if anyone has taken the real thing in March and would like to share their experience with the forum.
Any surprises? Any tips would be much appreciated!!
Thanks in advance!!
09 Mar 2004, 19:12
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I saw some posts from March test takers at TestMagic.com forum. You might want to check them out. There is insufficient data to discern a pattern but in general people did well on Verbal and faced tougher than expected problems on Quant.
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