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by blackrobin06 » Fri Aug 26, 2011 9:25 am
After two years hiatus I am back at studying for the GMAT. My last encounter ended with a disaster score of 490 (33V 29Q). This definately does not describe my true abilities! I plan on applying to a PHD program in business and GMAT is very important especially my quant score.

The goal is to get to a 700+ with a November 2011 test date. I am doing the BeattheGMAT 60 day study plan. I am great in Math and Verbal normally however I am not a very good standardized test taker, especially one given on the computer. Any advice on how to increase my quant score I would appreciate!
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by blackrobin06 » Fri Oct 14, 2011 5:04 am
About a month and half in and I am a little behind. This weekend I will work hard to catch up and get back on track. The goal is to complete math study and Monday start with Verbal. I have heard on this forum that you have to put in the work. My test date is less than a month away and I am feeling alittle pressure. I also know if I put in the work I will get the results.
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