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Studying that much for years? There's just not enough material for you to study and very shortly into that process you'll face fatigue and probably biased scoring due to repeat questions. Cut it down to several months. You can always take the exam again. If you have other academic obligations, do one thing at a time. In my opinion, the GMAT preparation process is such a commitment you do not want to focus on several things at a time. Pick a 3-4 month schedule and knock the GMAT out before you do anything else. You'll find that the majority of folks here (even the high scoring legends) do work hard but certainly will not exhaust themselves. 4-5 months is at the high end in my opinion.

Regarding your practice score, really and truly whether it's a 440 or 500 or 600, that score is useless if you didn't know the material in the first place. It is not a true representation of your ability. For example, I don't believe someone who has a 600 on their CAT will necessarily score higher than someone who has had a 440 coming in. If you didn't know the material in the first place, your score would be indicative of that. However, there's a lot that can be said of a low score. Preparation is key and again I think you'll do very well but please don't exhaust yourself. You won't be doing yourself a favor. Keep in touch! I hope you find GMATCLUB a resourceful place for your prep.
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Thank you.. you are truly right, I will first finish my CA and then proceed towards Gmat.
thanks again :)
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