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03 Oct 2011, 14:22
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I came in today really unprepared; I had only done about half of the questions on OG.
I thought prep doesn't help much since I was unable to improve my SC at all. Rest is good. The writing and math part went well and I blew the verbal part.
I did not finish and clicked through the last 8 questions. The second RC was long and difficulty and I wasted a lot of time on that.
The score came to be 720, math is 51 and verbal is bad.
I guess I have redo it.
I thought prep doesn't help much since I was unable to improve my SC at all. Rest is good. The writing and math part went well and I blew the verbal part.
I did not finish and clicked through the last 8 questions. The second RC was long and difficulty and I wasted a lot of time on that.
The score came to be 720, math is 51 and verbal is bad.
I guess I have redo it.
03 Oct 2011, 17:13
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what was the split?
are you kidding btw?
are you kidding btw?
03 Oct 2011, 18:15
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travisz
So with this post are you looking for sympathy from the GMAT Club community because you didn't even try to prepare adequately?
I think that like you, most native English speakers with a quantitative background can do the quant, CR, and RC sections very well without much studying. SC is easily learnable and I suggest that you go through the Manhattan GMAT guide to study for your retake.
