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25 Apr 2007, 15:51
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Hey All,
I am new member. For my first attempt last year, I got a 480. I practically didn't study for the test. I studied hard for over a month (couldn't study everyday since I work full time, but caught up on weekends) and ended up with a 560!
I was over confidant on the Math section. I ended up with a 32 for Quant and 38 for Verbal. I did better on Verbal that I used to do on my practice tests. I registered to take the GMAT again in a month's time.
I am shooting for 700. I am planning to apply to the evening program at SCU and if I get a good score, may be Haas too.
I took the Princeton class, used some of their material and some of OG too.
I know a month is too short a time. But can anyone please thrown in some advice on how to attack here and come up with a plan?
I really look forward to getting some good advice and pointers.
Thanks.
I am new member. For my first attempt last year, I got a 480. I practically didn't study for the test. I studied hard for over a month (couldn't study everyday since I work full time, but caught up on weekends) and ended up with a 560!
I was over confidant on the Math section. I ended up with a 32 for Quant and 38 for Verbal. I did better on Verbal that I used to do on my practice tests. I registered to take the GMAT again in a month's time.
I am shooting for 700. I am planning to apply to the evening program at SCU and if I get a good score, may be Haas too.
I took the Princeton class, used some of their material and some of OG too.
I know a month is too short a time. But can anyone please thrown in some advice on how to attack here and come up with a plan?
I really look forward to getting some good advice and pointers.
Thanks.
25 Apr 2007, 15:57
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A verbal of 38 is a pretty solid score. So I would say that as long as you can maintain that level on your verbal, you should focus on your quant a lot more. Probably would be the best use of your time. Just study the underlying math you need for the questions and do lots of practice problems. A big key is to carefully read the questions so you don't make foolsih mistakes on little things that you know.
25 Apr 2007, 18:13
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I think I got it wrong with the Q and V scores. I got a 35 for Q and 32 for V. So I didn't do well in either! Oh well..I am planing to spend the next 2 weeks on Q and then work on the V.
