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Just Frustrated on GMAT

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by arnora » Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:43 am
I just took the real GMAT on Monday. The result is terrible. Overall 590. My breakdown score is below.

Quantitative: 49 , Verbal 21

I did GMATPrep twice for each test before the actual test. The score is as below.

GMATPrep 1: 680, 690
GMATPrep 2: 610, 650

I also did all questions in OG 12 and get quite good result. So I dont know why I got such poor score on the real test. It maybe I spent too much time on reading so I catched up by doing CR and SC quickly.

Do you guys have any suggestion here? I'm going to give it another shot in a month..

THanks for Your advice in advance.
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by alexchow » Wed Aug 26, 2009 3:20 am
Cheer up, arnora - you clearly aced the Quantitative section, so now it's a matter of improving your Verbal score. At least you know what to focus on!
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