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by Nee-Mania Vidic » Thu Sep 10, 2009 2:56 am
Hi,

I gave my GMAT today and ended up with a paltry 660. 47/34

The only positive i can take away is that this is my highest score in the GMAT(including mocks viz gmatprep,kaplan and the works). and yes this is my first attempt.

GMAT PREP 2009 1-----> 590
GMAT PREP 2009 2-----> 560
GMAT PREP 2000 1-----> 610
GMAT PREP 2000 2-----> 620
Kaplan CAT 1----------> 550
Kaplan CAT 2----------> 560
Manhattan GMAT----------> 590

Anyway I am a BE in computers and have been part of an IT firm for the past 2 and a half years. My acads are just about ok.


So tell me...what are my prospects?

cheers.
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by crazy4gmat » Thu Sep 10, 2009 10:53 am
Nee-Mania Vidic.. 660 for the first attempt is far better than okay to my experience..

If you can get 2 points extra in quants and 1 points extra in verbal (totalling to 700) you can get almost anywhere..so be optimistic and do what you can..
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by Nee-Mania Vidic » Thu Sep 10, 2009 9:59 pm
thanks a ton crazy4gmat...i needed that...cheers
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by leugene » Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:30 am
Dude, that's the best subject line ever.. As for improving, how is your critical reasoning? I found that VERY easy to improve on, and you can probably improve too with an hour or two of private tutoring. Who knows, that could be your 700 right there.
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by leugene » Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:35 am
By the way, if you don't know what critical reasoning is, there are three types of problems in the Verbal section: sentence correction, reading comprehension and critical reasoning. I didn't suggest you concentrate on Math because you are already scoring pretty high.
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