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Hi there,
Last time my score was 560(Q-49,V-19,AWA-4.5).I just gave my exam today and got a mere 620(Q-44,V-
31,AWA-), after studying almost all the prescribed books in GMATCLUB, such as RC99,CR Bible,OG11(SC),OG10(SC),OG12(SC),Grail Sentence correction,Manhattan SC(Still i find that real GMAT SC questions are more harder than questions in the above mentioned books).I am not considering the decrease in my quant score as i had not studied any books for that.(a decrease of 5 point in quant score was due to my mistake ,as in the start itself I had taken option E as D in three DS questions,and that i can improve any time).
Guys i want your advice ,whether i should retake the GMAT or leave it in that way as i need at least 700+.And if I retake, where is the scope for improvement and what all books should i follow.Since i have exhausted most of the resources.Furthermore I am little worried about my verbal score, in case if it goes down....
Last time my score was 560(Q-49,V-19,AWA-4.5).I just gave my exam today and got a mere 620(Q-44,V-
31,AWA-), after studying almost all the prescribed books in GMATCLUB, such as RC99,CR Bible,OG11(SC),OG10(SC),OG12(SC),Grail Sentence correction,Manhattan SC(Still i find that real GMAT SC questions are more harder than questions in the above mentioned books).I am not considering the decrease in my quant score as i had not studied any books for that.(a decrease of 5 point in quant score was due to my mistake ,as in the start itself I had taken option E as D in three DS questions,and that i can improve any time).
Guys i want your advice ,whether i should retake the GMAT or leave it in that way as i need at least 700+.And if I retake, where is the scope for improvement and what all books should i follow.Since i have exhausted most of the resources.Furthermore I am little worried about my verbal score, in case if it goes down....
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27 May 2011, 02:12
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Hi, I do believe that you should retake. As per your comments, the drop in Q score was due to some known errors. So we may assume that you can get a Q 48-49 in your next attempt. You current V score is 31 & if you improve that score to 35, then you can almost hit 700 mark.
So just go for that last attempt. I hope you would cross 700. Best of luck & keep us posted.
So just go for that last attempt. I hope you would cross 700. Best of luck & keep us posted.
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Thanks Hussain for replying.I know that i can go till 670-680 , still it wont be good enough for me to get less than 700.In addition after exhausting all the material for verbal,i am not getting the way to start on.I am in real need of some strategy to go along.Till yesterday i thought ,it would be last time for me.But It has again started hitting me that just 5 more points in verbal can take me to 700.
