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GMAT Prep 1 score without studying, please advise..

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by saulzur » Sat Sep 29, 2012 11:40 am
hello,
I have started a course this week in my country (which is not the US) and had 1 verbal class and 1 quantitative class.
My teacher told the class to take GMAT Prep test 1.
I took it and got 36Q/18V.
I am very disappointed with my verbal score. I never had problems with the English language and aced all exams (High-school, My country's SAT, University exams/assignments).
I am planning to take the GMAT at the end of December (19 or 24) means I have 2.5 months to improve.
I am an engineer working in a high-tech company but can study at least 6 hours a day plus more during weekends.
My study materials: all MGMAT books, PowerScore CR and I can access Kaplan's website (via the course im taking) and it's database

do I have enough time? what should be my strategy?
For verbal I plan to go threw the MGMAT SC, then PowerScore RC.
any thoughts, suggestions or help is highly appreciated!!!
thanks in advance!
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by yourshail123 » Sat Sep 29, 2012 7:31 pm
Hi saulzar,
You might have secured very good grades at high school, however you cannot compare GMAT with the other high school exams. GMAT is not only test of your content knowledge but also test of your time and stress management skills. Moreover, GMAT English is slightly different than any other exam.
Your teacher did guide you correctly to take the GMAT Prep, so that you know your level / your baseline score; and hence, you can plan accordingly to achieve your target score.
Looking at your score, I would suggest get your basics clarified and much more importantly look out certain necessary tips and strategies, which works best for you, and try to implement as you progress in your studies.
You do have good set of study material. Also, try to practice OG questionnaires (OG13, Verbal/Quant Rev, etc.)as these are almost replication of actual GMAT questions.
2.5 months is a sufficient amount of time to complete a prep course.
Finally, keep your self-confidence and zest always high, and do not get disheartened due to such minor hick-ups; these are just to open your eyes and make a perfect path forward.

All The Best!!
Hope this helps..
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by saulzur » Sat Sep 29, 2012 10:21 pm
Thank you for the kind words.
I forgot to mention i have the OG12 + verbal/quant guides as well.
The test somewhat made me even more determined. Im gonna beat the GMAT no matter what.
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Sun Sep 30, 2012 6:28 am
To help you stay on track, and ensure that you cover all of the necessary concepts, you might consider signing up for BTG's free Study Guide: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/gmat-guide

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Brent
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