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24 Mar 2007, 13:20
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Hello everyone. I'm looking to take the GMAT in the late summer. Just got started studying yesterday so about 4-5 months to prep.
My target school's app deadline is Nov. 15. Now, if I wanted to take the GMAT a 2nd time in case my 1st score doesn't turn out so well, when would you recommend I take the 1st GMAT?
Currently I'm looking at the 2nd to last week of Aug to take the GMAT (1st try). Then Sep. - Oct. I could prep my essays, apps and recos.
Does that sound about right? Would taking it around end of Aug. give me enough leeway for 2nd attempt or should I be looking at earlier...maybe late July - early Aug.? Of course, if I'm satisfied w/ my 1st try (shooting for >650), then it's kinda moot point. But I'm planning ahead for all possible options.
Feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks!
My target school's app deadline is Nov. 15. Now, if I wanted to take the GMAT a 2nd time in case my 1st score doesn't turn out so well, when would you recommend I take the 1st GMAT?
Currently I'm looking at the 2nd to last week of Aug to take the GMAT (1st try). Then Sep. - Oct. I could prep my essays, apps and recos.
Does that sound about right? Would taking it around end of Aug. give me enough leeway for 2nd attempt or should I be looking at earlier...maybe late July - early Aug.? Of course, if I'm satisfied w/ my 1st try (shooting for >650), then it's kinda moot point. But I'm planning ahead for all possible options.
Feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks!
24 Mar 2007, 14:11
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I guess it depends on where you are in terms of the GMAT
Try taking a diagenostic test (probably the GMATPrep or Manhattan GMAT CATs) to find out where you're standing and then determine how much preparation you need before reaching the desired level
How good are you in math ?
Try taking a diagenostic test (probably the GMATPrep or Manhattan GMAT CATs) to find out where you're standing and then determine how much preparation you need before reaching the desired level
How good are you in math ?
24 Mar 2007, 17:28
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I know my math isn't where it needs to be. I tried taking the OG diagnostic and got a 9 on PS, 6 on DS (actually my 1st time ever seeing these types of questions so I didn't understand it fully). I took the math portion last night w/o any review whatsoever so obviously, I was stumped on many ones.
I'm using PR book to brush up right now and some things are starting to come back to me from college (almost 3 years removed from undergrad).
Math is probably what I will be focusing on mainly.
My verbal, I'm fairly comfortable. Of course, I'm not one who feels confident in it yet so I will have to review that as well at some point.
How quickly do you find out your GMAT score after you've taken it?
I'm using PR book to brush up right now and some things are starting to come back to me from college (almost 3 years removed from undergrad).
Math is probably what I will be focusing on mainly.
My verbal, I'm fairly comfortable. Of course, I'm not one who feels confident in it yet so I will have to review that as well at some point.
How quickly do you find out your GMAT score after you've taken it?
