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29 Nov 2006, 21:22
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Here is my story....I took a prep course over the summer offered by an independent tutor. He apparently was an instructor at both Kaplan and Princeton, and has a very good track record with getting people into the top 5 schools. He definitley gave me a good starting point. As for me, I have an engineering background and am a forensic investigator, specializing in computer forensics at one of the big 4. I was promoted to manager in under 4 yrs and now have 5 yrs of experience...I feel that my work background and story is pretty strong.
I just took my second GMAT today and ended up scoring 40 pts lower than on my first exam. Neither were even close to acceptable scores in my mind..going from a 570 to a 530. When I take exams un-timed, i do well in quant...math is one of my strong points. Consistantly score in mid 600s on GMATPrep. Also, do ok in verbal...scoring>70% on both exams. I've been studying since July, juggling with my hectic work schedule. I'm definitely not at square one, but really need some advice....i know that I can score in the 700s, but just need a solid plan. After my score today, I'm ready to throw in the towel on this year (fall 07') and focus on next year. Does anyone have any advice? Suggestions? If I follow the prep on this site is that the answer? HELP!
I just took my second GMAT today and ended up scoring 40 pts lower than on my first exam. Neither were even close to acceptable scores in my mind..going from a 570 to a 530. When I take exams un-timed, i do well in quant...math is one of my strong points. Consistantly score in mid 600s on GMATPrep. Also, do ok in verbal...scoring>70% on both exams. I've been studying since July, juggling with my hectic work schedule. I'm definitely not at square one, but really need some advice....i know that I can score in the 700s, but just need a solid plan. After my score today, I'm ready to throw in the towel on this year (fall 07') and focus on next year. Does anyone have any advice? Suggestions? If I follow the prep on this site is that the answer? HELP!
30 Nov 2006, 18:03
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Buy Princeton review cracking the GMAT. Work through the whole book. Then do the GMAT official reivew quant review and then the GMAT official review verbal. After that, take the GMAT prep tests, then try the GMAT power prep.
Thats a full program that will work. Even if you have done part of it. just do that stuff in that order, it will help.
Thats the best advice I can give.
Peace.
Thats a full program that will work. Even if you have done part of it. just do that stuff in that order, it will help.
Thats the best advice I can give.
Peace.
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Buen dia amigo Lopez!
I would suggest u to take all the material u want, but the most important thing is to Time Yourself. Do not, under any circumstances, spend more than 3 mins per question (ideal if u have a tight schedule). This will mean death for anybody on D-day. Practicing under real conditions will give u that extra edge u are lacking. Mucha suerte y mantenenos informados. Cheers!
I would suggest u to take all the material u want, but the most important thing is to Time Yourself. Do not, under any circumstances, spend more than 3 mins per question (ideal if u have a tight schedule). This will mean death for anybody on D-day. Practicing under real conditions will give u that extra edge u are lacking. Mucha suerte y mantenenos informados. Cheers!
