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by schumi_gmat » Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:17 am
Hi Parallel Chase,

I had read your answers and learnt a lot. I took GMAT today and also screwed up in verbal. I scored 530.

You have rightly pointed out that verbal is getting tougher and Gprep is not true reflection of our scores. After scoring upto 710 in MGMAT and GPrep, I was confident of getting somewhere closer. But I failed miserably.

Please do share how do you plan to study for the retake. It will be great help. I feel lost right now dont know where to start.

Any help is appreciated.
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by tripathimani » Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:09 am
Hi parallel_chase,

Any particular high school Math book you used for fundamentals ?

Your posts have been inspiring. I'm also at the 580-600 level in my practice exams.

Thanks
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