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by haurio » Sun Jun 21, 2009 10:25 am
Hi!
I have just finished the first GMATPrep Test 1.
This is the result:

Quantitative:49
Verbal:25
Total:610

I am not a native english speaker and I have problems with the concentration and the vocabulary. I guess the last questions not because of the time, but because i was tired to read in english.

I am not taking the GMAT for apply in a MBA, but for apply in a MsC (like the HEC MIM program). How much do you think I need?

I have read the Manhattan Sentence Correction and the CR Bible, and i am planing to do the GMAT next September.

Any Suggestions?
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by DanaJ » Sun Jun 21, 2009 11:59 am
Verbal is obviously your weak point, and you can tell that from your score and from a few grammar mistakes you made in your post. But fear not! There's always room for improvement. My advice is to not only read, but also carefully analyze each section of the two books that you've mentioned. They're both highly recommended on this forum, so you can safely say that you're on the right track. You could also improve your grammar by buying a text book and your reading by using various high quality materials such as The Economist, Wall Street Journal and so on.

If you feel you can't finish in time, then you need to take some more practice tests to work on your stamina. The GMAT is sort of like the marathon: you do need to train intensively for it, or else you'll run out of energy pretty soon.
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