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by varunrajwade » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:57 am
Lukas, you should be able to do the studies... Dont worry, with 3 months to go, I am sure you can achieve your target.... KEEP UP THE FAITH DUDE!!!

Anyways, about the material, I think for the score range you are targetting, IMHO PR is a better option. Its simpler and gives more tips and common shortcuts... Also their verbal is better than Kaplan (IMHO)..
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by lukacsdepereny » Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:29 am
Dear Varunrajwade,

Thank you for your support. I really want to get this done and already I have invested lots of money and trying to organize my job with studies.

The very best 4 u and thx a lot 4 support.

Best regards,

Lukacsdepereny
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by VP_Jim » Thu Jul 17, 2008 7:56 pm
I've definitely had students make that type of improvement - but invariably, they put in A LOT of work.

You want to consider getting some help, either through a prep course or by taking a basic math course at your local college. Many low math scorers need a refresher of the foundations before tackling actual GMAT problems, and a college class is great for this purpose.

Good luck!
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