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by ss84 » Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:50 am
I am reaching out because I feel I need help from the BTG community. I took the GMAT in Aug '12 and scored a 680. I only intend to apply to INSEAD for the Jan '14 intake. I think with my background and their averages, I need to score a little higher with the GMAT to have a more competitive profile. I guess what I am asking for is:

1) When should i schedule my test again? I think I could put aside 1.5 hours on weekdays and 5-6 hours on weekends for study.

2) Any study plans that have worked for people in similar situations? I realize there are alot of study plans on here but most of them are geared towards people starting out studying for the gmat. (Is that the approach I should be taking? Like i am starting from scratch?)

I have signed up for the Knewton course and still have all my MGMAT books. Planning on buying OG 13 on my way home from work today.

I feel lost and its taken me a while to get my act together to take on this challenge again. Any support would be much appreciated.
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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Thu Nov 22, 2012 2:47 pm
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by ss84 » Fri Nov 23, 2012 12:14 am
I studied for about 2 months. I used the BTG 60 day plan and followed it using the MGMAT books and OG '12. I did every question in the OG and scored 720 and 730 on practice GMATs from mba.com. I found a local test prep company and bought 6 practice tests from them as well. I do not remember my scores as it was a while ago. I feel that I was not as prepared as I could have been math wise. That is all I used. With a little more practice, I am certain I can increase my verbal, but what I really need is to balance my overall score with a higher quant score. Any thoughts? Thanks!
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