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01 Jun 2011, 17:20
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Hey everyone!
I took the Gmat back in early April.. and got a 47/37 5.5 split = 690.
I told myself before the test that 690 is the worst score to have in the 650-800 range. I was struggling whether I want to retake it or not. But I registered for a sitting at the end of the month. I just want to know if anyone can give me pointers for increasing 3 raw points in each section?
I already finished OG 12th for my first sitting.. So I think i'm going through OG 11th. And I bought Kaplan 800.
Are there any materials I should use? And is it hard to move from 47 to 50 and from 37 to 40?
Thanks! Will appreciate any input!
I took the Gmat back in early April.. and got a 47/37 5.5 split = 690.
I told myself before the test that 690 is the worst score to have in the 650-800 range. I was struggling whether I want to retake it or not. But I registered for a sitting at the end of the month. I just want to know if anyone can give me pointers for increasing 3 raw points in each section?
I already finished OG 12th for my first sitting.. So I think i'm going through OG 11th. And I bought Kaplan 800.
Are there any materials I should use? And is it hard to move from 47 to 50 and from 37 to 40?
Thanks! Will appreciate any input!
01 Jun 2011, 17:44
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the way i increased raw score was reviewing all the materials that i have done before, but this time going over every answer choice and making sure i understood clearly why each one is correct or wrong. then soon i developed this sense that is like pattern recognition. i can see similar patterns and therefore now know how exactly what to look for and how to figure the right answer even on very tricky questions.
good luck to you and i hope you will break into 700 on your next try.
good luck to you and i hope you will break into 700 on your next try.
01 Jun 2011, 20:04
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name of the game is repetition. Also you are in much better shape than if you would have gotten a 650. stay committed, stick to your plan and you will succeed
