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by aarathi_18 » Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:05 pm
I scored 430 in my last attempt to do the GMAT in Dec. I am not trying again, my second attempt on March 27th. I am really not sure where am i going wrong. I did all the books, kaplan, princeston and OG, i also did all the computer test but i am still not improving. I need to score in the 600 range for this exam, and i am left with less than a month. Please suggest a strategy that is attainable in 1 month. I need to improve...

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by frantastic » Fri Feb 29, 2008 7:15 am
You're looking for a pretty huge score increase in a very short amount of time. Honestly, I would delay your test and talk to a tutor or take a course so you can learn from experts where you're going wrong, and then find strategies you can use as you prep. Since you don't understand what's not working, just doing another month of prep isn't going to really raise your score...
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