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GMAT score needed: 600. Doable for me?

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by yordim » Mon May 11, 2009 6:40 am
Hello everyone,

I am having a hard time deciding how hard it will be for me to attain a GMAT score of 600. I have been studying 1,5-2 weeks for multiple hours a day (and on and off before that) with my focus mainly on Quantative and Sentence Correction. I am using the OG 12 and the Princeton Review book. While doing the Quant questions in the OG I noticed that most of the questions I do wrong are towards the end (after 130 or so on prob solving and after 80 on DS)
I took the two GMATPrep tests and scored 660 on both of them, but I still had aprox. 12 questions wrong in both areas.

How accurate is GMATPrep with regards to actual score? Taking under consideration the information above, is 600 within my reach? Testday is tomorrow btw!

Thanks in advance,

Yordi
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by hk » Mon May 11, 2009 7:24 am
Dont worry the GMATPrep is pretty accurate on predicting your level of scoring. All you have to do tomorrow is to stay calm and play your own game. I'm sure you'll out perform your goal of a 600!!!

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by yordim » Tue May 12, 2009 5:45 am
Took the test today and got a 680!
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