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by tahoe » Wed Jul 08, 2009 2:03 pm
This will be my second attempt, scored 460 in first attempt.
Used: Kaplan Online and books, OG11, OG12, GMAT Verbal and Quant over past 3 months.

May 20, first attempt was a joke, steered off completely and was in panic mode throughout right after a few quant questions. Have never regretted anything so much as feeling doomed about this test.
Present practice tests averages, Kaplan and MGMAT 620 and GMAT PREP 650, have managed to score 690 a few times, have pulled the plug on full length tests, heard someone mention that before about not taking tests in the last week. Have never posted here, but have always liked the information.

July 11, is test date, just wish to be in control and myself from 8 am till the end.
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by VP_Jim » Wed Jul 08, 2009 2:18 pm
It sounds like you're in for a big improvement!

Take it easy the next couple days, relax, and be confident. There's no use cramming for the GMAT; it's much more important that you're relaxed and ready to go on the 11th.

Good luck!
Jim S. | GMAT Instructor | Veritas Prep
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