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by arghya05 » Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:44 am
"i dont know what to do"
i gave 2nd gmat today(600 maths 44, verbal 27) i gave GMAT after preparing for one full year.i solved everything literally everything.analyzed each sc,cr and rc.
sc:e gmat, 198 sc questions from gmat prep,(analyzed all explanation in Manhattan forum),1000 sc
cr, all LSAT paper(1982-2010 including explanation from kaplan) , 108 gmat prep cr.1000cr
rc:all LSAT paper(1982-2010 including explanation from kaplan),rc 99 (2 times)

maths:Manhattan all strategy book,Manhattan advance quant,25 gmat club tests, 198 700+ questions from gmat prep

tests score

manhanttan 1:690(maths 49,verbal 37)
manhattan 2 720(maths 50,verbal 39)
manhattan 3 710(maths 49,verbal 37)
manhattan 4 680(maths 49,verbal 35)
manhattan 5 700(maths 49,verbal 36)

gave 4 veritas tests all (600 -670)
free tests
1 master gmat tests:730
1 kaplan test680
1 knewton tests:650

by the way it is my 2nd gmat attempt after my intial attempt of 660

i have not a single material left to study.I dont know why i am failing repeatedly.

I thought maths to be tough but verbal sailed smooth.
i lost all hope dejected requiring desperate help.
i guess i am not a mba material

my gmat date was 12th september
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by prodizy » Mon Sep 12, 2011 5:18 am
Hey,

At the end of the day it's just an exam. You have got a good score in your first attempt. Verbal scores are un predictable as they vary a lot if you answer few easy questions. It might just be the pressure you put on yourself proving counter productive. Take a chill pill. Take a break. Go for a vacation. Come back and analyse what went wrong. Even with 660, if you write killer essays, you can get into the school you want. DM me if you want any help.
My journey towards the MBA: https://theroadlesstravellled.blocked/
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by thb_1981 » Tue Sep 13, 2011 8:08 pm
I agree with prodizy. I'll be posting my story in a bit, perhaps some of the recommendations I put up will help. My first attempt: 600. Second attempt 32 days later: 710
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