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blew the test today but have to take it again

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by scmetzger » Fri Sep 12, 2008 4:57 pm
Hey guys,

I took the gmat today and I blew it. I only got a 540 on the test. I really want a higher score and I know I am able to do that.
I think I studied wrong. I mostly did practice exams but hardly any practice problems because I figured I am good in math. I should have never taken the exam today because my test scores weren't really good either.

can anybody maybe give me some tips how I can study better or just tips in general?

Also what are the disadvantages of taking the test multiple times?

Thanks for your answers.
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by Prasanna » Sat Sep 13, 2008 5:22 am
Sorry to hear that.

Yes taking alone does not take you anywhere. Ideally when you take a test for 4 hours, you need to review the test questions for atlease 8 hours. And you should give atleast 2-3 weeks time before you take the next test. The idea is to measure the progress qualitatively and see whether you score is improving.
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