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I am stuck and need urgent advice!!!!

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by RichyRich » Fri May 04, 2012 2:20 am
Hi all,

I am currently stuck in my GMAT prep.
I took the official test twice - 1st attempt: 530 2nd attempt: 500 - and in my second test I did "ok" on quant with 49% but did horrible in verbal part. I became really nervous in the verbal part and wasn´t anymore able to understand the meaning in SC or CR.
However, I don´t know anymore how to prepare. In my CATs I always scored around 570 and when I basically practice general OG questions I am actually doing good.

I am now a little lost how I can improve. I also have created an error log and on weekly basis review all my weak points. However, I fear that is not enough...

I would appreciate your help and moreover, some advice which practice sources I should use because I have the feeling that I know already almost all OG problems. I have scheduled my next GMAT for mid June and would be fine to score around 600.

Thanks a lot in advance
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