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21 Apr 2010, 09:47
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Hey, so I've read through the forum a bit and wanted a more specific opinion.
If I've scored the following:
720 Kaplan CAT1 (Q53,V37 had to rush the verbal to get to dinner), 740 Kaplan CAT2 (Q48,V49 ran out of time on quant), and 750 (Q48,Q45) GMATprep, before any studying, would it be safe to assume I can achieve my goal of 760/770+ without the extensive studying recommended everywhere?
I currently have the OG 12, OG 10, and just ordered the Manhattan SC book. I plan to take a ton of practice tests, solidfy my SC and just get a lot of practice problems done.
I registered for the test for May 21st. Do you think this should be sufficient? I struggled with really only rate/work and overlapping sets problems on the tests, and I'll fix that now that I know the formulas. SC is my most missed verbal section (by far).
If I scored those 3 scores on my first 3 practice tests, is a 760+ realistic to bank on after 3-4 weeks of fairly dedicated study?
Thanks!
If I've scored the following:
720 Kaplan CAT1 (Q53,V37 had to rush the verbal to get to dinner), 740 Kaplan CAT2 (Q48,V49 ran out of time on quant), and 750 (Q48,Q45) GMATprep, before any studying, would it be safe to assume I can achieve my goal of 760/770+ without the extensive studying recommended everywhere?
I currently have the OG 12, OG 10, and just ordered the Manhattan SC book. I plan to take a ton of practice tests, solidfy my SC and just get a lot of practice problems done.
I registered for the test for May 21st. Do you think this should be sufficient? I struggled with really only rate/work and overlapping sets problems on the tests, and I'll fix that now that I know the formulas. SC is my most missed verbal section (by far).
If I scored those 3 scores on my first 3 practice tests, is a 760+ realistic to bank on after 3-4 weeks of fairly dedicated study?
Thanks!
21 Apr 2010, 10:06
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You scored 53 on the quant?????????????????????????????
did not realize it was Kaplan - they do have 53 
