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Updated on: 07 Mar 2013, 03:45
Originally posted by gmatmember85 on 15 Jul 2012, 11:18.
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16 Jul 2012, 02:51
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Hi Guys,
I have taken the GMAT twice already, my latest attempt on July 12, 2012 and the first one on May 16, 2012. My scores were almost identical on both the attempts:
1st Attempt: 670 (Q45, V37)
2nd Attempt: 680 (Q46, V37)
I am currently contemplating whether to take the test for the third time. I have taken classes from Princeton Review in India, which did help, but I feel that my level of preparation has reached a plateau. I was wondering whether any money back online couses such as the e-GMAT or Gmat pill would be of help to me at this stage? I studied for my second attempt keeping my focus on Quant but clearly that did not help much. I was wondering whether I should change my strategy and focus on getting my verbal score up and whether these courses would be helpful in changing my strategy?
Thanks in anticipation.
Regards,
Mohit
I have taken the GMAT twice already, my latest attempt on July 12, 2012 and the first one on May 16, 2012. My scores were almost identical on both the attempts:
1st Attempt: 670 (Q45, V37)
2nd Attempt: 680 (Q46, V37)
I am currently contemplating whether to take the test for the third time. I have taken classes from Princeton Review in India, which did help, but I feel that my level of preparation has reached a plateau. I was wondering whether any money back online couses such as the e-GMAT or Gmat pill would be of help to me at this stage? I studied for my second attempt keeping my focus on Quant but clearly that did not help much. I was wondering whether I should change my strategy and focus on getting my verbal score up and whether these courses would be helpful in changing my strategy?
Thanks in anticipation.
Regards,
Mohit
16 Jul 2012, 04:40
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Hi,
As far i know they take only the highest score out of all the attempts.
Also, i will suggest you to retake it provided you are confident of getting a good score.
And, there is nothing wrong in giving it again provided that 250$ doesnt bother you much
Good luck!
As far i know they take only the highest score out of all the attempts.
Also, i will suggest you to retake it provided you are confident of getting a good score.
And, there is nothing wrong in giving it again provided that 250$ doesnt bother you much
Good luck!
