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660 on first attempt - Strategy for second attempt

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by adeuskar » Fri Apr 12, 2013 4:38 am
Hi,

I gave the GMAT yesterday, my score was 660 (Q-42,V-39), I am planning to take the GMAT again sometime in June or July but I am little unsure as to how I am going to prepare this time.

This a list of things I used to prepare for my first attempt:
Official Guide (13th Edition)
Kaplan GMAT Premier
Princeton Cracking the GMAT
GMATPrep(Software)

I am not really sure what I am going to do different this time.

I would really appreciate any advice regarding this.

I want to get close to 730-740 and I am sure I can do it, just not sure what to do different this time. [/list]
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by ivyctor2010 » Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:06 pm
Hi
Looking at current split of your score, there is lot of scope in improving Quant score.
The material you are referring is good enough - but do not solve same practice sets again and again.

You can refer to CAT preparation material (IMS, career Launcher) for Quant. Typically, CAT questions have higher level of difficulty and it helps you sharpen your problem solving ability.
Do ensure that you maintain momentum in vsrbal section.
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