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by GoBlue » Fri Nov 13, 2009 11:50 am
Hello fellow GMATters,

I have been regularly lurking around this site since it is so informational. I finally decided to take my GMAT in March 2010. I will be applying for part time MBA at Ross , Tepper etc.

My goal is 680+. I am amazed at the number and amount of material available. Hence am more confused.

I am planning to sign up for either of 3

1. Mgmat Self Study ( $590 )
2. Knewton ( $ 690 )
3. GMAXonline + some mgmat books + OG verbal ( around $450 )

What is your opinion on the following ? I am more of a video prep guy. Hence want to evaluate the best option /s available.
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1st Test 590

by GoBlue » Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:26 pm
Took my very first gmat test from MGMAT. Not good score at all.

590 ( 67 % ). I think 40Q and 31V. I need to get 100 point jump in 3 months.
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