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by pseries » Sun Aug 18, 2013 9:28 pm
Hello

I have booked my GMAT exam - Sep 10. I started my GMAT prep some 2 years ago (on and off). Started with a score of 400. Read MGMAT books and it was a breeze to get from 400-500 within a month. Took another course got a 550 (Q 39, V 29) on the official GMAT.

After that no matter what method / course I try I am not able to budge my score (not even a 10 point increase).

Recent tests are as follows

30 Sep - MGMAT CAT : 580 (Q 41, V 30)
8 Aug - Knewton Diagonstic : 530 (Q 32 V 31)
18 Aug - Knewton GMAT 1: 520 (Q 32 V 30)

GMAT score estimator (from another website gives me a wide range of score).
Is it at all possible to cross the 600 score in 3 weeks? Desperately need some tips please!!

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by Jim@StratusPrep » Mon Aug 19, 2013 6:12 am
It is definitely possible. The place to start is look at your old exams and the easiest questions you are getting wrong. Those are the areas you should improve first.
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