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04 Nov 2023, 00:01
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Hi everyone, I recently took my gmat test and got a score of 440, V21 and Q29, IR 2 and AWA 4. I am aware that from Feb24, the gmat focus will be the official format for the exams. I am aiming for a score of 700+ and I want to enroll for MBA programs next fall, is it possible for me to crack this exam, if so what should be my study plan? or should I drop my current prep?
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For study material buy official books along with MGMAT guide books .. practice question on GC forum subsribe to GC tests for practice exams
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It's definitely possible to improve your GMAT score with a strategic study plan and dedication.
How long did you prepare for your initial GMAT attempt?
When are you planning to retake the exam?
How did you prepare for your last GMAT?
Remember, don't give up. It's common for test-takers to start with a lower score and significantly improve with the right approach. A 700+ score is ambitious, but with the right effort and resources, it's within reach. Keep pushing forward!
