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670- Retaking in a months time - CATs

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by naagraaj » Sat Jul 11, 2009 12:33 pm
Hi all,

I took the gmat 6 months ago and scored a 670 (v34, q49).

I am planning to retake the test in a months time (~5 weeks). I read the guides posted on the board about preparing within 30 days. As suggested i am going to eat the OG and take as many CATs as possible to train for the exam. I screwed up on the last attempt after getting exhausted in the verbal portion (common occurrence it seems).

I have the following CATs already:
6 Manhattan
2 GMAT Prep
4 Kaplan

Are there any CATs that I can purchase separately that maybe better than Kaplan?

thanks!
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by Spaceman Spiff » Sat Jul 11, 2009 3:44 pm
How did you score on those CATS before you took the exam and which one came closer to your actual score?
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