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by Mr.prasanna » Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:38 am
Hi,
I have been an active follower of "Beat the Gmat" forums. I have a very specific query/request to make. I have subscribed for the 60 day study guide. I intend to follow your study schedule deligently and in my Day 1 Goal of the study schedule, which starts on July 28th (Day1) it says: Schedule your GMAT test for 59 days from today.
I had already booked my slot for 21/september 2010, which is 56th day from July 28th, so do you suggest I should reschedule my exam to 59th day, or can I expect any help from your side to accelerate my study plan to 56 days as already scheduled by me.
I had already taken GMAT exam in 2009, where I scored 590, with a Q45 and V 24. I have been always at similar levels in Quant., in the few practice tests, I had so far taken, worse score being 39.

My weaknesses as identified by me, so far are:
Quant: 1) Solid and Coordinate Geometry 2) Probability 3) Rate and work.
Verbal: 1) Sentence Correction: Verb-Tense (past perfect, present perfect, continuous), idioms, (2) RC- inference based.

Waiting for your revert.

Thanks & Regds,
Prasanna
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