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Gmat Prep1-600. Please Help.

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by Newbie_FastLearner » Fri Sep 07, 2012 11:14 pm
Hello Experts
I just gave my first attempt to GMAT Prep. Got 600. Not satisfied with my score. Prepared for two months and then gave my test today.

Score: Quant 48(13 wrong) , Verbal 27(very bad, 18 wrong)

Quant-:Made silliest mistakes. I could have passed 50 easily, if i had not made those mistakes.
Verbal:- got first 3 questions correct then 7 wrong in a row. Critical reasoning was no issue, RC got most question right. SC got most wrong.

Experts plz suggest Whether Scores of GMAT Prep is the actual reflection of scores that i might get on the EXAM day. I have read many post on BTG that people get actual Test Scores round bout they get in GMATPrep.Im really worried. My exam date is 50 days away. Should i postpone it??

Would appreciate if someone could guide me in the process of achieving 730+ score.

Response awaited.
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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:58 am
Could you describe how you were preparing during those two months?
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by Newbie_FastLearner » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:23 am
Kasia@MasterGMAT wrote:Could you describe how you were preparing during those two months?
Thanks Kasia for your prompt response.

My practice material included following

1. OG 12
2. OG 11
3. MGMAT Quant
4. MGMAT SC
5. MGMAT RC
6. BTG forums
7. Power-score CR

Im still weak in Verbal. One question though, how many wrong questions can i attempt in Verbal to get a score near 40. ( I know it might be a silly question, just needed an idea in case I'm running out of time on test day)
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