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3rd attempt at the GMAT

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by 18.kartik » Mon May 12, 2014 9:53 am
Hi, I would like to get some advice from experts.

I have already written the GMAT twice, once in dec 2012 and next in oct 2013. Scored 680 and 640 respectively in the two tests. Although I was quite well prepared in the second attempt, scoring 740 in both the gmatprep test, I could only score 640 on the actual test. Main reason is that I got distracted while writing the test and that brought down my verbal score.
I have been preparing for my third attempt for the past 2 months and I think that I am well prepared. But I do not know how to test myself. I have exhausted all the study material that I had, used up MCATS, and the 4 (2+2) gmatprep test papers. I wrote a Kaplan mock test recently and scored a 710 on it. I am not sure how to test myself? Which test papers to use? I am targeting a score of ~750.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Mon May 12, 2014 10:37 am
You have used all the good resources. The next best thing would be the paper exams from GMAT.com
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