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15 Jan 2019, 19:34
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Hey guys,
So I took the gmat once and scored a 500 with barely any studying... and then when i retook it after studying, I got a 400 and I was devastated and no longer wanted to pursue anything in regards to MBA. Sadly, due to personal circumstances, I am being urged to take the GMAT again, and I don't know if I can do well because I have no motivation. I am currently in my last semester of my BBA degree, so I wanted to focus on this first, but I want to try to re-do the GMAT in July or something, so basically I have 7 months, but this semester is really tough for me so i want to focus on school first and get in a little bit of studying for gmat along the way. I'm done school in April and I can focus a bit more on the GMAT then, so if you guys have any recommendations on how i should study, please let me know... I need all the help I can get, and I really can't afford to pay for expensive tutoring programs and what not.. I'm just in a difficult financial and emotional situation right now, so I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thank you all!!
So I took the gmat once and scored a 500 with barely any studying... and then when i retook it after studying, I got a 400 and I was devastated and no longer wanted to pursue anything in regards to MBA. Sadly, due to personal circumstances, I am being urged to take the GMAT again, and I don't know if I can do well because I have no motivation. I am currently in my last semester of my BBA degree, so I wanted to focus on this first, but I want to try to re-do the GMAT in July or something, so basically I have 7 months, but this semester is really tough for me so i want to focus on school first and get in a little bit of studying for gmat along the way. I'm done school in April and I can focus a bit more on the GMAT then, so if you guys have any recommendations on how i should study, please let me know... I need all the help I can get, and I really can't afford to pay for expensive tutoring programs and what not.. I'm just in a difficult financial and emotional situation right now, so I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thank you all!!
15 Jan 2019, 19:57
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Hey, what's your back ground? I mean what are you familiar with Quantitative or Verbal?
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15 Jan 2019, 21:56
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College life is still easier to pursue GMAT. You will not be able to focus that much once you are in job.
I suggest you follow error log and identify what are your weak areas first.
Then look for strengthening specific portions.
What is the score you are aiming for?
I suggest you follow error log and identify what are your weak areas first.
Then look for strengthening specific portions.
What is the score you are aiming for?
