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20 Apr 2014, 16:04
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This evening I decided to start my preparation for GMAT. Checked out the exam pattern and other details. I took the diagnostic test without any prep and scored 590 (Q44, V29)
Can someone suggest me how to go about from here and when is a good time to take the actual test, if i plan to join a good bschool next year? Will I be realistic if I set a target of 700+
thanks
Can someone suggest me how to go about from here and when is a good time to take the actual test, if i plan to join a good bschool next year? Will I be realistic if I set a target of 700+
thanks
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Concentration: Healthcare
Schools: Johnson '17 (S)
GMAT Date: 04-24-2014
GPA: 3.67
WE:Consulting (Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals)
20 Apr 2014, 16:14
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Plenty of people have started at much lower than a 590 and have scored int he 700's, so to answer your question, yes that is a realistic target. Aside from that, I think there's plenty of information on this forum about how to get started. I'd suggest looking at some of BB and Bunuel's top posts, that's always a good starting point.
21 Apr 2014, 15:17
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It's very possible to go from 590 into the 700s. It will require lots of effort over several months to climb that far. But, if you put forth a lot of effort, whether it be in the form of personal study or getting help from a prep company, and you have a history of good performance of exams, you should feel confident that you can be successful on the GMAT.
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