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by ashua12 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:52 am
I am done with 60 Day course but still i am not able to cross 700.
My highest is 690 in gmat prep. I have taken kapaln and princetown tests and in all of them i scored between 600-700

I tried to analyse my weak areas but the incorrect answers were inconsistent from each of the topics. :oops:

Experts please help me out i have only two weeks to go before D day :roll:
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:10 pm
ashua12 wrote:I am done with 60 Day course but still i am not able to cross 700.
My highest is 690 in gmat prep. I have taken kapaln and princetown tests and in all of them i scored between 600-700

I tried to analyse my weak areas but the incorrect answers were inconsistent from each of the topics. :oops:

Experts please help me out i have only two weeks to go before D day :roll:
It sounds to me that you are fully versed in all of the core concepts, so you probably don't need to work on specific areas.

Instead, you just need to tackle 100's of 700+ questions. Push yourself. Find all of the advanced questions you can get your hands on and carefully study the solutions to the questions you missed.

I hope that helps.

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by ashua12 » Tue Aug 17, 2010 8:57 am
Thanks Brent for your prompt response

I have decided to take mock test each day tilll my D day. Further what are good resources for 700+ questions

I have done Kaplan 800 Should i do it again or how should i go about it??

Please suggest.
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Tue Aug 17, 2010 3:18 pm
ashua12 wrote:Thanks Brent for your prompt response

I have decided to take mock test each day tilll my D day. Further what are good resources for 700+ questions

I have done Kaplan 800 Should i do it again or how should i go about it??

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You can find a LOT of 700-level questions in these forums.

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