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prad
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Dont know what to do just got a 520 on cat and test is 6 weeks away
need over a 600
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VP_Jim
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Study. 
Okay, I'll be a bit more helpful:
1. Read over other posts here; this site is a great resource.
2. Consider taking a prep course and/or hiring a tutor.
3. Purchase the three GMAT Official Guides and a prep guide from one of the GMAT prep companies.
4. Practice the questions in the Official Guides, applying techniques you learn in your prep course/prep guide.
5. Return to this site with specific questions; people are always happy to help.
Good luck!
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bilko
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| Which CAT did you take? GMATPrep and Princeton Review are the most accurate, Manhattan GMAT tends to be a lot harder, and Kaplan seems to be the least representative. So if it's a Kaplan score, ignore it altogether. |
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prad
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| i took manhattan gmat |
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