Hi,
First I am no expert. Your verbal score looks competitive. If you can push your quant score to 48+, you will very well cross your target score. Try practicing quant questions and improving your timings. I believe that would work.

First of all, congratulations for your score. 690 is a very good score! (boy what would i give to be in your shoes )

In order to touch or break the 720 mark, you will need improvement in both V and Q. The good news is that the improvement is not all that much and given you have a bit over a month it is manageable. Getting a 690 suggest that you are smart and have a pretty good handle on the GMAT and topics it tests..I think practicing hard on your weak areas (timing on tough questions for quant for example) while further improving your strengths should do the trick.

I think you need to improve both your Q and V score by around 2 points each (Q46, V42 - 720) or significantly improve your quant score while maintaining your Verbal level ( Q49 V40 - 720). You have to analyze yourself to see where you can squeeze the most improvement in the least time (provided you are short on time). a 4% improvement on the overall score might actually be acheived by reworking your strategy and no NEW practice at all. I think you have to take a few CAT's and figure out where your strategy can be tweaked all the while working on your strengths. Your second GMAT should be less stressful and you should feel relaxed so that can also bring some improvement in your score.

Brent@GMATPrepNow wrote:Sounds like you're almost there!

If you've already had 720+ scores on previous practice tests, then 31 days is enough time to get ready for the next attempt. I suggest that you take an occasional practice test (once/week?) to stay mentally agile. At the same time, you can strengthen areas of weakness in math by working on (and reviewing) questions in the BTG forums. The questions here are often 650+.

I also suggest that you use BTG's tagging features to tackle one topic at a time (e.g., probability questions). Example: https://www.beatthegmat.com/forums/tags/ ... robability

Cheers,
Brent

Thanks Brent.

One question though...since Ive exhausted my GMAT Prep tests (including several resets) where else can I take similar GMAT Preps to guage my improvements??

THANKS to all others for the encouraging words.