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05 Nov 2003, 19:07
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Hi Members,
I'm new to this club & I have found the info very useful for GMAT takers. It seems like most member here have @ least 600+ GMAT score...When I read that certain people would even retake their GMAT though they have scores like 650...I wish I could have @ least 550, but I don't know if my strategies are wrong or what, that I keep getting less than 500
. I don't how to improve, or am I just one of those few people who just can't take exams like that??? I have the Kaplan 2004 edition with the CD, OG and PR. I did a lot of practice @ least 20 hours/week, but scores never went up more than 500 
.
Will anyone be kind enough to advice me??? Thanks!
Pumpkin
I'm new to this club & I have found the info very useful for GMAT takers. It seems like most member here have @ least 600+ GMAT score...When I read that certain people would even retake their GMAT though they have scores like 650...I wish I could have @ least 550, but I don't know if my strategies are wrong or what, that I keep getting less than 500
. I don't how to improve, or am I just one of those few people who just can't take exams like that??? I have the Kaplan 2004 edition with the CD, OG and PR. I did a lot of practice @ least 20 hours/week, but scores never went up more than 500 .
Will anyone be kind enough to advice me??? Thanks!
Pumpkin
06 Nov 2003, 05:47
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Hey, never question your ability; learning to pass a gmat - it's a question of acquired skills, not of an inherent genius. Browse this forum (read the previously posted topics) and you will find everything you are asking for. 
06 Nov 2003, 12:57
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Hey thanks for your encouragement 
, I've been studying this GMAT for 3 months & still no significant improvements on my real GMAT scores, feel like giving up, but I can't coz' if I do, I can't be admitted to grad school....Will just do my best 
, I've been studying this GMAT for 3 months & still no significant improvements on my real GMAT scores, feel like giving up, but I can't coz' if I do, I can't be admitted to grad school....Will just do my best 
