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Consistent 550. Aim=750! Test in 1 month! Help!!!

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by moshema » Mon Nov 16, 2009 12:20 am
Hey everyone, I cannot seem to go past the 550 mark. I took the exam in May and got 520. Post that I decided to get math book to study the concepts. I got the Manhattan series & the OG, and did all the sections and questions that follow each section. I just took another GMAT OG test yesterday and got 560! I would like to improve to 700 or more. I have 1 month before my exam. My questions are :

1. Should I do more tests and prepare flashcards from the questions I get wrong?

2. Which tests should I take?

3. Do I need to go over concepts again?

Please help. Exam on 14 December.

I was an A student in high school for Math, so I know I am smart, but I think my prep strategy is flawed!

Also not too sure how to tackle verbal. I have the sentence correction book by Manhattan and the reading comprehension...those seem to be my weak spots.

I can push my studying to 5 -6 hours a day. 3 hours in the morning, 2 in the evening.

A great strategy would be highly appreciated!
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