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by tarak gmat@700 » Mon Oct 21, 2013 6:57 am
Hi,

A bad note to start.I completed my GMAT exam 10 days back. The result was never excepted in my wild thoughts as it was too low than my bench mark.Its 470.

The movement i completed my exam,There are several thoughts running in my mind,But the repeating question is "what's next? I scored 45 in Quant and 12 in verbal.I always know that i was good at maths.But English,that was a brain teaser for me,always test my patience.

Now,I don't need any motivation or help to get myself in positive state. Because i am always positive.But only the day of exam is not mine. The most i expect from GMAT Club is answer to my big question "what next?". For me, Taking it again was sole idea.But this time i don't want to miss the shot. So,please consider my problem with verbal and suggest me the best strategy to beat the magic figure of 700+
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