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by long shot » Sun Oct 24, 2010 6:47 am
I have about 2 months to get my score in the 600-650 range and scored 390 cold with no prep. I have the veritas pack along with the OG verbal and GMAT review guide and flashcards.

Trying to set up an action plan to begin my prep.

With with hard work i can do it
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by makkwende » Mon Oct 25, 2010 5:18 am
long shot wrote:I have about 2 months to get my score in the 600-650 range and scored 390 cold with no prep. I have the veritas pack along with the OG verbal and GMAT review guide and flashcards.

Trying to set up an action plan to begin my prep.

With with hard work i can do it
The OG 12th edition is a must have.Manhattan books have been recommended on this forum
I use the Kaplan premier which is very good for strategizing and key concepts.
Good luck with your study.Now you knoe your weeknesses and can go on from there.
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by karanrulz4ever » Tue Oct 26, 2010 10:52 pm
You can easily score 600-650..
Firstly, identify your weak areas.Accordingly, prepare well. Dont just jump into the practice questions.Get to know the intricacies well, in the sense you know what to do for most,if not all, the question types and then practice the basic questions. Doing this itself should take you in the high-500 zone(ie 550-600). Then a bit of more practice should take you in the zone you wanna be. Solve OG-12 especially.Solving this well completely should ensure your target score.
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by rishi raj » Wed Nov 03, 2010 1:51 am
long shot wrote:I have about 2 months to get my score in the 600-650 range and scored 390 cold with no prep. I have the veritas pack along with the OG verbal and GMAT review guide and flashcards.

Trying to set up an action plan to begin my prep.

With with hard work i can do it
I think getting a good score is as much a function of your preparation strategy as it is a function of your hardwork.
For eg, instead of crazily doing more and more questions, one should focus on the learning derived from the questions. Analysis of each and every question is quite important. Go through the explanations of all the questions even if you get a question wrong.
You seem to be awfully short on the good quality material.For example, having the Official Guide is a must.
I can't suggest much for Quant because I was quite good at it so didn't have any issues.
Here are my suggestions for Verbal
SC - MGMAT SC Guide, Aristotle SC Grail
CR- Powerscore CR Bible
RC - RC99

Just stay charged and focused and I'm sure that getting a 600 wouldn't be a Herculean task
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