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by neha.patni » Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:48 am
Hi everybody

I have scheduled a GMAT appointment for 3rd August and I need advice on my preparation to achieve the score of 700+. The status of my preparation is as follows:

CR - Studied Powerscore CR bible twice, complete 1000 CRs (left LSAT and GRE Ques.) and attempting again, kaplan verbal 800 completed, OG-12 done twice. CR Score - Varies widely sometimes i get 90% accuracy and sometimes it is as low as 60%.

SC - Manhattan SC guide completed twice, maintaining flash cards, 1000 SC completed and attempting again, kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice. SC Score - 75-80% accuracy

RC - 1000 RC completed (left LSAT and GRE Ques.) and attempting again, kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice. RC Score - Out of 3 passages 2 are completely correct and 1 passage 1/2 correct.

Quant - kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice.

Recently gave GMAT Prep test and scored 690. But I have not practised for AWAs at all.

Can you please suggest me a suitable plan so that I am prepared for 700+ by the end of July.

P.S. My last official GMAT score was 600.

Thanks
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by amising6 » Tue Jun 29, 2010 11:00 am
neha.patni wrote:Hi everybody

I have scheduled a GMAT appointment for 3rd August and I need advice on my preparation to achieve the score of 700+. The status of my preparation is as follows:

CR - Studied Powerscore CR bible twice, complete 1000 CRs (left LSAT and GRE Ques.) and attempting again, kaplan verbal 800 completed, OG-12 done twice. CR Score - Varies widely sometimes i get 90% accuracy and sometimes it is as low as 60%.

SC - Manhattan SC guide completed twice, maintaining flash cards, 1000 SC completed and attempting again, kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice. SC Score - 75-80% accuracy

RC - 1000 RC completed (left LSAT and GRE Ques.) and attempting again, kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice. RC Score - Out of 3 passages 2 are completely correct and 1 passage 1/2 correct.

Quant - kaplan 800 done, OG-12 done twice.

Recently gave GMAT Prep test and scored 690. But I have not practised for AWAs at all.

Can you please suggest me a suitable plan so that I am prepared for 700+ by the end of July.

P.S. My last official GMAT score was 600.

Thanks
mam what i think you have done too much .and mmy guts feeling is that you are not revisiting your error and trying to make note of it.now keep on introspecting y u are getting that much fluctuation in accuracy .give it a thought and keep revisiting and learning from your error log
after that 3 week of cat and you will rock
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