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by long shot » Sun Oct 24, 2010 9:22 am
Took practice exam (26q 21v). I did not have any prep at all and the format was very new to me. However, I have GMAT 12th review, GMAT verbal review, Princeton Review "crash course on gmat" and veritas prep package along with a flashcard pack from princeton review.

I have to have my application in by mid Jan or June(last round) and shooting for a 600-650.

I know it will take some hard work but I want to create a plan that can help me get there.

I am open to any suggestions as the practice score was a let down but now I am looking forward to picking it up.

Thanks for all the help and I hope to post my 600< score
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by bacchewar_prashant » Mon Nov 01, 2010 4:47 am
I will recommend two additional books for verbals
1. MGMAT Sentence correction guide and
2. Powerscore critical reasoning guide for GMAT.

In addition you can go throgh OG10
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