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5 Rules for Posting in Ask GMAT Experts Forum
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Following the simple rules and suggestions below can help you, other members, and our moderators to be happier people. Yes, truly, we will all be happier! When you create mis-catagorized, or poorly-posted questions, it leads to confusion and diminishes the valuable forum content. It also makes our lives stressful and disorganized. However, if you follow these simple suggestions, you can expect great karma, good looks, and extra points on the GMAT! If by chance that did not convince you, ignoring or breaking these rules will likely lead to removed posts, warnings, eventual bans, and a possible hair loss. Please follow the rules. Thank you!
1. Choose the Right Forum.
- Please post Quantitative and Verbal questions in the respective forums and sub-forums, DS questions in the DS sub-forum, PS questions in the PS sub-forum, SC questions in the SC sub-forum, RC questions in the RC sub-forum and CR questions in the CR sub-forum.
- Common questions that can be posted in the Ask GMAT Experts forum include 'ESR evaluation', 'Advice on Study Plan', 'How to prepare for the GMAT', 'Subscriptions to a course', 'Advice on Retake' or anything that you want to ask the GMAT Experts. Questions such as 'Profile evaluation' and 'B-school application' are best and quickly addressed in the 'Ask Admission Consultants' and 'B-school application questions' forums respectively and should be posted there. Such posts if posted here, will be moved to the respective forums.
2. Give a Topic Name (IMPORTANT).
- Give a topic name about the question you want to ask such as ESR evaluation or Study Plan required, etc. You get 40 characters. This will help the Experts to quickly address your question. It is also useful to address Experts by @ followed by the username to get a quick resolution to your question.
3. Avoid Short/Useless Posts (they will be deleted) and use the Kudos Button Instead.
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Thank you! We appreciate your understanding and support. Good luck on the GMAT! If you have any comments for these rules, please give here and we will consider changing to increase the effective posting.
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I want to work towards a 700 GMAT score. I had taken my GMAT exam (first attempt) in Dec. I scored v:17 q:40, which 480/800 
I want to improve my score. Need help! Kind request, guide me!
I want to improve my score. Need help! Kind request, guide me!
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Schools: ISB '21 (II) Schulich(Jan) '22 Marshall'23 Broad (A) Tepper '23 IIMA PGPX'22 (I) Rotman '23 Said '22 Kelley '23 (WL)
GMAT 1: 690 Q49 V34
GMAT 2: 700 Q49 V36
GMAT 3: 720 Q50 V37
GMAT 4: 740 Q50 V40
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soumyapatil029
as you have already given mocks and you know you are weak in both quant and verbal . use below given two link to complete gaps you have in basics of quant .
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-you-need ... 40445.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html
being an indian you will have relatively easy time in quant . quant of gmat is similar to maths we study in india from class 6 to class 9 .
