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02 Oct 2009, 10:44
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Hi everybody
I had already posted my experience but din't got much responses. So though of presenting it in other way.
I have attempted GMAT for the third time...
First attempt- 380 Q 25 V 15
Second attempt 470 Q 27 V 28
Third attempt 590 Q 44 v 27
I want to get to the 700 mark, whatever it takes i am not demotivated because of this exam.
I have already exhausted the prep materials
1) OG 10 & 11
2) Kaplan premier
3) kaplan 800
4) Manhattan SC
Also attempted the GMAT PREP my score was in the range of 620-650, though i have thought of 590
So guyzz just want some suggestions how should I improve the Quant score from 44 to 50... I am almost consistent with a score of 44... secondly RC is my weak area I know that since i am non-native speaker..But SC is my strength, and CR is pretty decent too... Want to increase my score from 27 to 35... I think that would be sufficient to get a score of 700..
I request all the experienced test takers to kindly help me out in achieving the score...
Thanks in advance.
Gurpreet
I had already posted my experience but din't got much responses. So though of presenting it in other way.
I have attempted GMAT for the third time...
First attempt- 380 Q 25 V 15
Second attempt 470 Q 27 V 28
Third attempt 590 Q 44 v 27
I want to get to the 700 mark, whatever it takes i am not demotivated because of this exam.
Mod note: Please refrain from using obscene language in the forums... thanks! - shadowsjc
I know attempting it for the fourth time would show a negative aspect...but the exam has hurt my ego and i need to prove myself.I have already exhausted the prep materials
1) OG 10 & 11
2) Kaplan premier
3) kaplan 800
4) Manhattan SC
Also attempted the GMAT PREP my score was in the range of 620-650, though i have thought of 590
So guyzz just want some suggestions how should I improve the Quant score from 44 to 50... I am almost consistent with a score of 44... secondly RC is my weak area I know that since i am non-native speaker..But SC is my strength, and CR is pretty decent too... Want to increase my score from 27 to 35... I think that would be sufficient to get a score of 700..
I request all the experienced test takers to kindly help me out in achieving the score...
Thanks in advance.
Gurpreet
02 Oct 2009, 11:28
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If you want 700, you need 110 points. I guess that amounts to about 2-3 more months of intensive study. Even with that amount of time, there is no guarantee. But I think you should start reading a lot of books and articles. Reading comprehension skills and reading speed come with years of practice. But in a short time frame, I guess you need to just read a lot.
As far as math goes, going from 44 to 50 is a lot of work. It looks like you haven't used the MGMAT books yet. I'm sure there are a lot of gaps in your understanding of the theory. Start with those.
As far as math goes, going from 44 to 50 is a lot of work. It looks like you haven't used the MGMAT books yet. I'm sure there are a lot of gaps in your understanding of the theory. Start with those.
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