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by rakeshd347 » Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:58 am
Hi everyone

I started my GMAT preparation about 4 weeks back but practically I started about 3 weeks back. I gave my first test and got 480 score which was expected as I haven't studied MATHS or ENGLISH in the past 8 years. But In the last 3 weeks I worked really hard studied for about 7-8 hours a day and Now I am getting 600 consistently. My last 3 test score have an average of 600. I improved a lot I think in the past 3 weeks but need to do more. I have my test tomorrow which I will go for 700 but its a big ask considering I just gave 1 full length test yesterday and got 620 so a jump of 80 points overnight is hard. Its not impossible but very hard.

I want to ask you all what do you suggest if I don't get the desired score tomorrow which is 700. I will have to book another GMAT within 35 days max.( practically 30 days).
SO anyone knows any books or crash course which can help me get this 700 in the next 30 days with a planning strategy. I am happy to spend money on books and courses. This time all I have done is GMAT prep now course which is awesome and got me from 480 to 600 in 3 weeks I cant thank them enough but I need to do more practise or techniques if someone can please suggest.

I don't mind if any of the tutors promote their program I will certainly consider it( if it is at a reasonable price Below $1000 which Is my Budget). Also if you can suggest some books because I have only done 13th edition GMAT OG. No other book what so ever. I have done lot of question from forum roughly about 1000 in each SC CR And QUANT but not from book. I am very fast learner as you can see from 480 to 620 in 3 weeks so I think in the next 30 days it could be possible to get 700. My business school asks for 620 minimum but generally their cut off goes up to 660 most of the time so be on safe side I want to get 700.

Please consider 30 day time limit.
Please advice

I would highly appreciate.

Thanks
Rakesh
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by David@VeritasPrep » Wed Apr 03, 2013 3:44 pm
Good luck on getting that 700! If you do need to take the test again however...

I have been waiting to be able to say this, but the Veritas books that I have been teaching with since September are available from Amazon!!! The link is:

https://www.amazon.com/Veritas-Prep-Comp ... ritas+gmat

These books are very strong in verbal, including advanced verbal!There are dedicated books on troublesome Quant areas such as a book just dedicated to Data Sufficiency, another on Word Problems, and a very thorough book on Stats, Combinatorics and Probabilities - as well as really valuable and anything but ordinary Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry books. There is also a book devoted to AWA and Integrated Reasoning.

These books include skillbuilders for people who need to refresh their content knowledge, lessons based on advanced strategies, followed by original homework problems arranged in order of difficulty.

I really feel very strongly that these books give you the content knowledge, the strategies, the difficult problems and the advanced look at how the test makers make questions more difficult.

You have lots of options, but since you mentioned books I thought I would put a new option out there!
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