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by Danz » Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:03 am
After initially setting a test date that allowed approximately 4 weeks of prep I wrote the GMAT and scored a 490(30,27). This was in line with the diagnostic tests and I'm looking to retake the test and hope for an improvement of 60 to 100 points.

Not exactly sure what changes I should make to my study habits. Tried to do an hour a day during the week, 3-4 hours on the weekend and focused on OG questions plus skimming some of the strategies in the Kaplan Premier program.

I tracked my answers on the grid but found it difficult to narrow down weaknesses. Some mistakes made on easier questions, but also able to answer some of the more difficult so no clear trends.

Any ideas on how to target a 60 to 100 point improvement?
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