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10 Mar 2008, 19:28
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Hello Reader,
I appeared for the GMAT test first time last year in August and got disguting 450. I thought I could improve it and take it to atleast 600. Studied for about 3 months and decided to appear for the test again last week. It was wrong decision and I paid for it. I only got disappointing 480. V - 20 and M - 37 scaled scores
I need some conselling. Please help and offer me some advice. Please give me reference of some books, material, links etc.. . I wish but can't afford to attend courses like veritas or Manhattan GMAT. Online resource and books are my only option.
I really appreciate some suggestions and help from you
Thanks,
Akhtar
I appeared for the GMAT test first time last year in August and got disguting 450. I thought I could improve it and take it to atleast 600. Studied for about 3 months and decided to appear for the test again last week. It was wrong decision and I paid for it. I only got disappointing 480. V - 20 and M - 37 scaled scores
I need some conselling. Please help and offer me some advice. Please give me reference of some books, material, links etc.. . I wish but can't afford to attend courses like veritas or Manhattan GMAT. Online resource and books are my only option.
I really appreciate some suggestions and help from you
Thanks,
Akhtar
10 Mar 2008, 19:44
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I know how frustrating it is to see your scores not improving as you would expect. I have been praparing for about 3 months and I get those frustrating feelings on and off. I still have to take the real exam.
I know these classes are expensive, but a friend of mine who scored 720, highly recommended to take a prep class. He took a course with Kaplan.
Although I didn't take the class for the same reason of being expensive, but I think it does have some benefits. Just compare the cost/benefits to evaluate your own situation.
I know these classes are expensive, but a friend of mine who scored 720, highly recommended to take a prep class. He took a course with Kaplan.
Although I didn't take the class for the same reason of being expensive, but I think it does have some benefits. Just compare the cost/benefits to evaluate your own situation.
10 Mar 2008, 20:37
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I would agree that a course is the way to go. Save your money and go for it. It would make a huge difference to have help from an instructor. Just make sure you meet the instructor before you sign up to make sure s/he's good. Usually the companies have free strategy sessions where you can take a test and meet the instructors.
