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22 Nov 2012, 05:45
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Hi Everyone,
I had my first crack at GMAT and scored a PATHETIC 600 (Q 40, V 31) in my first attempt. I need at least 700 to apply to decent universities for a Ph.D. program in 2013. Can some of you smart folks out there suggest some tips (books/strategies) so I can have a better shot at it within a month from now? I only studied OG 13.
Please note, I have only one more month of study time and I need to get my score from a pathetic 600 to 700+. Is it possible to raise the score from 600 to 700+ in one month? Can some of you geniuses help me strategize? Much obliged folks.
P.S: I could not attempt last 2 questions in Math and randomly guessed last 3 questions in Quant due to lack of time. Could I have been heavily penalized for the same? Thanks again.
I had my first crack at GMAT and scored a PATHETIC 600 (Q 40, V 31) in my first attempt. I need at least 700 to apply to decent universities for a Ph.D. program in 2013. Can some of you smart folks out there suggest some tips (books/strategies) so I can have a better shot at it within a month from now? I only studied OG 13.
Please note, I have only one more month of study time and I need to get my score from a pathetic 600 to 700+. Is it possible to raise the score from 600 to 700+ in one month? Can some of you geniuses help me strategize? Much obliged folks.
P.S: I could not attempt last 2 questions in Math and randomly guessed last 3 questions in Quant due to lack of time. Could I have been heavily penalized for the same? Thanks again.
22 Nov 2012, 06:16
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nelz007
4-5 hours per day on weekdays and probably 6-7 hours on weekends.
