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From 590 to 580 to 550 - Can not understand what´s going on

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by jcmoron » Mon Feb 27, 2012 1:35 pm
In December 2009 I got my first attempt to beat the gmat (Q42,V30) after doing the OG12 and the supplements. As I was not very satisfied, I tried again some months later, and got a 580 (Q34, V36)

Today, I "achieved" a 550 (Q41, V25). The thing is that since October 2011 and I was preparing very hard, I went to classes, and took GMATPrep 6 times ( I actually got 610 and 670 in my last two exams at home, everything simulated)
Any advice? Will you try it again in one/two months? Will u wait until next Gmat in June??
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