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by soni_pallavi » Tue Dec 04, 2012 3:26 am
Hi Community

Im taking the GMAT again in one month.My earlier score was 690 Q 44 and V 40.

Target Score : 730

Im trying to improve my Math score and seeing as I have a month (with work commitments) I need some advice on freezing a study plan

Step 1 - Doing 40 questions timed sets of OG per sitting (20 PS and 20 DS) and finishing the OG again

Step 2 - Practicing Timed questions from the GMAT Prep Expansion pack and BTG Community questions

My question is how do I increase my accuracy level in 700+ level questions in the time that I have??

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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:19 pm
You definitely need to keep track of all your mistakes (wrong answers) and make sure every time that you have found a method to solve the question correctly and efficiently. Also don't focus on timing before you have repeated all the material that you think you need to revise. Only then you should focus on doing tests and improving your timing.
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