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At 630-Advice to make it to 700 within 8 weeks-HELP PLEASE!!

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by jscpba » Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:22 am
Hey everyone,

I started studying for the GMAT 3 weeks ago. I took the GMATPrep I test to see where I was and scored an awful 470. I bought the MGMAT books and started with MGMAT's Foundations of Math book. After studying MGMAT FOM for one week, I took the second GMATPrep exam and scored a 530 (30Q 33V). I decided to study MGMAT Number Properties the following week, doing all of the corresponding OG questions. I decided to do three days of sentence correction study and OG questions prior to taking my first MGMAT CAT. I scored a 630 (43Q 33V), giving me a 160 point increase in just over 3 weeks.

I noticed I am struggling on reading comp and critical reasoning questions. Do you guys think I should spend one week on each RC and CR and take a MGMAT CAT at the conclusion of each week?

I have to submit applications by March 1 at a number of schools and late March at a few others. This gives me 2 months of study. Do you think I should aim to sit for the GMAT in late January, leaving me room to re-take the exam if disaster strikes? Do you think it is possible for me to score 700+ with this much time available to study? I would also add that I am not working and am a recent undergrad graduate. I have as many hours as I can stomach each day, I just don't want to burn out! I should note that I am a native English speaker, I just haven't study much of the verbal yet because I thought it would just be natural!

Thank you for all the help in advance.[/quote]
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by karanrulz4ever » Mon Dec 20, 2010 9:21 pm
Give the test when you think you are better prepared. Considering you need to apply before march, you have good part of 2 and half months. Prepare well. Practice a lot. If CR and RC are your weak points, use powerscore CR if you have it. Do the OG well. If you are giving the test, you need to be fully confident in ur heart that you are gonna score well.
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