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Please suggest - exam is on thrusday (7/14)

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by gmat062011 » Sun Jul 10, 2011 11:43 pm
Hi,

My exam is scheduled on 7/14 and I am looking for score of around 700. I took multiple tests and my scores are following:

Kaplan : 700 --> appeared 3 days before
Veritas :700 --> appeared last week
Knewton : 690 --> appeared 2 days before
Manhattan: 690 --> appeared last week
GMAT Prep 1: 680 (Q47 and V 37) --> appeared 2 weeks before
GMAT Prep 2: 630 (Q48 and V 27) --> appeared today

Please suggest what should I do to get 700 in GMAT ? Please help.

Regards
Praveen
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by kenji » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:31 am
Hi...
maybe if you detail your splits on previous test it's easier to analyse...
However don't worry for downwards going results... it happens when underpressure...
Try to work mostly on your weakness and don't get to stressed before the date!

Good luck!
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