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26 Mar 2008, 09:30
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How long after first try is it advisable to retake? I took the test a week and a half ago, (680) I'd love to hit the 730 mark which was my average practice, but at this point the 700 barrier would probably leave me content. I haven't studied too much since the test, however is it advisable to schedule 5 weeks from now? Is it possible to show improvement? My actual gmat score was on the lower end of all my practice exams so I feel it may not have been my best effort, however I do not discount the score either because I know I have work to do. However I was sick the week before the test and I didnt do one CR or RC which may have left me rusty, not sure, dont want to place blame on that but I guess Ill find out when I retake!
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26 Mar 2008, 10:00
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i think its def possible... give yourself 2 months to study...
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