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31 Oct 2009, 10:53
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I started studying for the GMAT two weeks ago, and I was hoping you all could help me figure out if my goals are within reach. I take the GMAT on December 18 (that's 7 weeks away), and, like everybody in this forum, I want to do as well as I possibly can. I figure I can put in about 15-20 hrs/week of studying without losing what remains of my sanity entirely.
To date, I've taken two practice tests (Kaplan Live Online CAT and the free MGMAT CAT). I'm planning on holding the official GMAT exams until about a month from the test. Here are my scores:
10/20 Kaplan CAT - 670 (Q44, V42)
10/31 MGMAT CAT - 680 (Q46 V37)
Here's a breakdown of my goals:
-Must get 700+
-Would like to get 720+
-Aiming for 750+
Is this doable in 7 weeks? Am I completely off my rocker? Interested in your thoughts.
To date, I've taken two practice tests (Kaplan Live Online CAT and the free MGMAT CAT). I'm planning on holding the official GMAT exams until about a month from the test. Here are my scores:
10/20 Kaplan CAT - 670 (Q44, V42)
10/31 MGMAT CAT - 680 (Q46 V37)
Here's a breakdown of my goals:
-Must get 700+
-Would like to get 720+
-Aiming for 750+
Is this doable in 7 weeks? Am I completely off my rocker? Interested in your thoughts.
31 Oct 2009, 17:55
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Those are great practice scores. If you have not done much prep to get them, then 750 is in the books for you (many assumptions of course).
It usually takes about 1-2 months to get 100 point improvement for most. It is a bit tougher at that level, but possible with your time commitments.
See these threads to get you started:
gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
gmat-study-plan-go-from-650-to-80235.html
You can take one of the GMATPreps to understand your level better - there are quite a few available if you retake and other tricks to get more: gmatprep-gmat-prep-powerprep-power-prep-free-tests-77548.html
It usually takes about 1-2 months to get 100 point improvement for most. It is a bit tougher at that level, but possible with your time commitments.
See these threads to get you started:
gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
gmat-study-plan-go-from-650-to-80235.html
You can take one of the GMATPreps to understand your level better - there are quite a few available if you retake and other tricks to get more: gmatprep-gmat-prep-powerprep-power-prep-free-tests-77548.html
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