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Hi guys,
It is my first post in GMAT. Really happy to meet everyone here.
I am a Vietnamese hoping to further my study is US. My target school is Virginia Tech whose average is 580. My previous scores with real GMAT exam was 530 (44 quant & 21 Verbal). The deadline is Feb 1. So i badly need to retake the test as urgent as possible.
My recent attempts with Gmat Prep fluctuates between 570 - 620(verbal: 25 - 28 ). I am working on the available sources on GMAT Club focusing on the GMAT PREP RC, CR, and SC hoping to improve scores. But still it seems to me that 700+ is another totally different level.
I have limited access to the books recommended by club members as I am in Vietnam and it will take quite some time to have those books delivered here. I feel like what i lack is a concrete strategy of GMAT Approach. I tried to look up on GMAT CLUB but times got lost in its massive contents.
What I have now is OG 13th and Cracking the GMAT 2012 by Princeton Reviews. Hope everyone can share with me good soft-copy materials and advice on how to reach high scores (my target is 650 - 700+ ) in short times. I am considering courses online such as E-Gmat,... Do you recommend it ? I have asked for 2 months leave for full time study.
And a few days ago a friend shares with me these tests, These are medium-high level test sets on math. I also have another 5 for Verbal posted in the Verbal area. Have fun practicing.
Warmest regards,
It is my first post in GMAT. Really happy to meet everyone here.
I am a Vietnamese hoping to further my study is US. My target school is Virginia Tech whose average is 580. My previous scores with real GMAT exam was 530 (44 quant & 21 Verbal). The deadline is Feb 1. So i badly need to retake the test as urgent as possible.
My recent attempts with Gmat Prep fluctuates between 570 - 620(verbal: 25 - 28 ). I am working on the available sources on GMAT Club focusing on the GMAT PREP RC, CR, and SC hoping to improve scores. But still it seems to me that 700+ is another totally different level.
I have limited access to the books recommended by club members as I am in Vietnam and it will take quite some time to have those books delivered here. I feel like what i lack is a concrete strategy of GMAT Approach. I tried to look up on GMAT CLUB but times got lost in its massive contents. What I have now is OG 13th and Cracking the GMAT 2012 by Princeton Reviews. Hope everyone can share with me good soft-copy materials and advice on how to reach high scores (my target is 650 - 700+ ) in short times. I am considering courses online such as E-Gmat,... Do you recommend it ? I have asked for 2 months leave for full time study.
And a few days ago a friend shares with me these tests, These are medium-high level test sets on math. I also have another 5 for Verbal posted in the Verbal area. Have fun practicing.
Warmest regards,
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Here are the rests,
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20 Dec 2012, 23:37
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This is the final one.
HAppy Practicing everyone
HAppy Practicing everyone
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