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by SrivastavaRicha » Fri Feb 03, 2012 1:25 pm
Hi All

I have my GMAT scheduled in exactly one month from now. I have been using the MGMAT study guides and have completed practicing the Official Guides twice. I gave 3 practice tests last month with scores as follows:

Practice test 1 Kaplan 2012 : 620
Practice test 2 by GMAT Prep : 660
Practice test 3 by Manhattan online : 600

These are not the best of scores I am expecting. Can anyone suggest on how to go about the preparation from now? I have 3 practice tests from Kaplan and one test from GMAT Prep remaining. I can easily spare 4-6 hours per day for the studies.

Thanks

Richa
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by sam2304 » Sat Feb 04, 2012 10:10 am
Post your individual quant and verbal scores of GMATPrep mock as well as other tests you had taken. And if by any chance you skipped your essays or gave more time for breaks while taking the mock, your scores will be inflated. Post how you took the test. What is your target score ? All these are necessary for anyone who wishes to help you.
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