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I beat the 700 mark - now what?!

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by epony » Sun Sep 17, 2006 3:13 pm
Hi,

I just completed the 1st GMATPrep test, WITHOUT ANY prior attempt at any kind of GMAT material (i.e. this was my virgin voyage into the GMAT realm).

I receive d a score of 710 (Q48, V40).

My question is this: given my (assumed) natural ability to receive such a high score without any kind of preparation, how can I maximize my actual score?

Any and every response would be greatly appreciated!!
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by beatthegmat » Mon Sep 18, 2006 5:47 pm
Nice work! The best way to maximize your score is to put together an effective study strategy and do lots of practice tests. Please check out my blog for an example of a study strategy: https://beatthegmat.blocked
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by aim-wsc » Mon Sep 18, 2006 11:46 pm
go for the kill :lol:

aim for perfect.
lets beat the GMAT.

get Kaplan800.

try to get every answer correct in quant....because 48 in Q wont help you get good score.

all the best.
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