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15 days to go!! Need advice

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by mahesh7 » Sun Aug 09, 2009 6:51 pm
hi

I took GMAT Prep Test 1 today and scored 700 Q(49) and V(35).

I have already done OG guides and MGMAT books twice. I would like to improve my verbal scaled score to at least 40+. What can I do to get there? How do I keep my Quant score at 49 while I try to improve my verbal? I have the official test in about 15 days.

Please advice.

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by tohellandback » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:05 pm
find your weak area in verbal..reiew the GMAT prep test you have taken..if SC pulls you down, you might wanna go through MGMAT SC guide..if it is CR RC, go through powerscore bible. do it in a day or so..and then do a lot of questions..Just doing a lot of questions will not help..you must understand each single answer and explanation..

as for quant, keep doing a few questions everyday..I think thats enough for quant..
take the MGMAT free test..tougher than the real thing..and I am sure it will help you find you weak areas..

good luck..and stop taking any tests one week before the D-Day.
The powers of two are bloody impolite!!
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