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27 Jun 2011, 12:00
Kudos
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ok, I have my GMAT in approx 3 weeks.. and I am studying for 3 months now and in betweek probably took a week break due to unplanned stuff.
I started with MGMAT finished all books except RC. Completed 12th Edition OG except partial SC and RC.
Then I took Master the GMAT course for 2-3 weeks and done that.
I have given 6 MGMAT tests and after all these days of hardwork, I am at 640 .. I need atleast 720 for the schools I am targetting and I am not sure if thats feasible in the 3 weeks of time. I am also confused as I didnt see any progress from 2nd test to 6th test..
Please suggest sth
I started with MGMAT finished all books except RC. Completed 12th Edition OG except partial SC and RC.
Then I took Master the GMAT course for 2-3 weeks and done that.
I have given 6 MGMAT tests and after all these days of hardwork, I am at 640 .. I need atleast 720 for the schools I am targetting and I am not sure if thats feasible in the 3 weeks of time. I am also confused as I didnt see any progress from 2nd test to 6th test..
Please suggest sth
27 Jun 2011, 12:59
Kudos
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You should download the GMAT Prep free software and take one of those tests. I hear they are the most accurate indicator of what your score will be on the real test. Definitely review your answers (correct and incorrect) to see what types of mistakes you are making (such as careless errors or not knowing the material). That will help you see where you need to focus. Good luck!
28 Jun 2011, 03:43
Kudos
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Logon to gmat.com
Download the GMATprep software and take a practice test.
That will decide your most likely score. Not MGMAT CATs.
GMAT PREP is the best indicator of your approximate score on the real thing.
If you haven't taken it DO IT NOW!
and since you have a few weeks, take the tests a couple of times and exhaust all the prep questions floating in this forum. You will touch a high score for sure
Download the GMATprep software and take a practice test.
That will decide your most likely score. Not MGMAT CATs.
GMAT PREP is the best indicator of your approximate score on the real thing.
If you haven't taken it DO IT NOW!
and since you have a few weeks, take the tests a couple of times and exhaust all the prep questions floating in this forum. You will touch a high score for sure
