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by antney1026 » Sat Mar 14, 2009 9:26 pm
I took one MGMAT practice exam and scored a 590. I need a 520 to get into my desired program. So I go to take the GMAT and i make a 490. Horrible, how did this happen? I got 32Q and 26V. I have done so much better in all my practice on the math than on the verbal so it didn't make sense when I was 40% percentile in verbal and 34% in math. What should I do, I have been studying out of OG 11. Will that 30 points be hard to achieve, because I do not have much time to study for the gmat with all of my other academics going on right now and trying to beat the score deadline. PLEASE any advice would be appreciated
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