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Has anyone tried tutoring from GMAT Math Pro?

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by hraisha » Tue May 15, 2012 10:36 pm
Just took the GMAT this past Saturday and scored 530 which will not get me anywhere. I scored 27 in quantitative and 35 in verbal. I have been studying since December and have spent at least 3 hours studying everyday except on Sundays. I have used OG 11 & 12, MGMAT books, OG review books and did 6 CAT (score range: 450 to 580). I have been struggling more with quantitative than with verbal. I will retake the GMAT but I definitely need help with the quantitative section. Has anyone tried tutoring from GMAT Math Pro? Any suggestions on other tutoring services for the quantitative section?

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