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I need to get a score around 540-610 to get into school

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by hengtime81 » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:43 am
I took the GMAT this past weekend and my unofficial score was terrible. The school I'm applying to told me that all I need to get in is to score above 500 to get accepted, their average is 540-610. I'm using Manhatten GMAT flash cards, GMAT review books, and attended a workshop. Can anyone help or offer any suggestions? I'm taking it again July 23 to meet their Fall 2011 deadline.
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by arun@crackverbal » Tue Jun 21, 2011 4:13 am
A few questions you might need to answer.

1. What was your Quant and Verbal split?

2. What has been the weaker areas?

3. What has been your strategy?

4. What do you think has been the problem?

5. How do you think you can fix this?

You have a clear 1 month and getting a 500 is do-able. You just need to focus on the right technique. However this requires a bit of introspection on your part. There are no silver bullets. There are no magic wands.

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by hengtime81 » Sat Jun 25, 2011 12:14 am
Thank you for your reply. Keeping up with the time was a problem. I did fine on the practice tests. Scored better on them too. I think I just choked and was too nervous. This school told me that they're more focus on Quant scores so I've been working hard on those. I need to be better at Data Sufficiency and making sure I spend enough time on each problem.
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