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by bprodigy » Fri Oct 03, 2008 12:31 pm
Hi, I'm just starting to study for the GMAT and i need help in choosing the right prep course.

I just took the Kaplan free diagnostic test and got 620 (could've been higher if i didn't make stupid mistake for the ds...)

would you recommend taking kaplan advanced course or manhattanGmat? it would be a great help!!!

thank you so much!
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by Prasanna » Fri Oct 03, 2008 12:34 pm
620 with very little prep is a good score. In my opinion you should look at time you have on hand, hrs you can dedicate, target score and then decide what you need to do next. Most of them manage with self prep with books that are available in the market. :D

If you feel you need to enrol in a course, I would leave it to the other members to give their thoughts/suggestions.
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by bprodigy » Fri Oct 03, 2008 12:39 pm
i want to apply i guess in a yr or two after some work experience... but i want to get gmat out of the way so i can focus on apps and essays.. hopefully get the gmat done by early next year and i'm targeting 700+
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