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19 May 2014, 10:40
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Hi,
I had appeared for GMAT day before yesterday, and scored a mere 540 (Q44, V21). Although, I was consistently getting an average of 600-620 in all mocks(MGMAT, Kaplan, GMATPREP), but the final score was far too lower than the mocks.
My Scores were:-
KAPLAN(Free Mock): 630
GMATPREP 1: 670 (Q 48, V 34)
MGMAT 1: 580 (Q 45, V 25)
MGMAT 2: 590 (Q 45, V 28)
MGMAT 3: 600 (Q 46, V 28)
QA had always been near about 48-49 for me, but in the actual it dripped down to 44, where as VA which was near 28-30, came down to 21.
I had taken classroom course from Princeton, and followed Manhattan SC and OG-13.
Request you guys, to please advice me further course of action, as I am thinking to reappear in August-14, and need a minimum of 700 for applying to top BSCHOOLS.
Awaiting valuable feedback.
Thanks
I had appeared for GMAT day before yesterday, and scored a mere 540 (Q44, V21). Although, I was consistently getting an average of 600-620 in all mocks(MGMAT, Kaplan, GMATPREP), but the final score was far too lower than the mocks.
My Scores were:-
KAPLAN(Free Mock): 630
GMATPREP 1: 670 (Q 48, V 34)
MGMAT 1: 580 (Q 45, V 25)
MGMAT 2: 590 (Q 45, V 28)
MGMAT 3: 600 (Q 46, V 28)
QA had always been near about 48-49 for me, but in the actual it dripped down to 44, where as VA which was near 28-30, came down to 21.
I had taken classroom course from Princeton, and followed Manhattan SC and OG-13.
Request you guys, to please advice me further course of action, as I am thinking to reappear in August-14, and need a minimum of 700 for applying to top BSCHOOLS.
Awaiting valuable feedback.
Thanks
30 May 2014, 06:34
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You have over 100 points to improve, which will be tough. My advice is to select a top prep program that offers a score guarantee. Try out a few and see which one is the right one for you.
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