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460 on GMATPrep! What next?

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by Jayanth2689 » Sun Aug 22, 2010 7:39 am
Hey all

I just finished taking my GMATPrep Practice Test 1..and i scored a 460 (q31 v 23)..without any previous warm up to the test! How should i proceed?

Should i concentrate on Quants or Verbal 1st? And somebdy please evaluate my current standing and time frame to improve my score to 700+ !
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by papgust » Sun Aug 22, 2010 8:03 am
The scores show that you are a bit rusty in terms of basics. You need to work on both areas hard now to get to 700+. It is solely you to decide the timeframe, considering your current work hours/college hours and other extra activities and when you plan to give the GMAT. Some people study really hard for 2-3 months and get to 700+. Some take around 6 months or more to get to 700+. It really depends on the individual.
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