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by koryshae » Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:16 pm
12/19/2010 GMAT PREP Practive test: Q31; V 22 460 overall.

I had not studied any verbal at all. After the test I did SC in the OG & read the Princeton Review on SC. I also developed a strategy for RC.

Today I completed a Manhattan practice test today Q:39 57%; V35 77% 620 overall.

I need a 520. Any thoughts on how my studying/practice test should continue?

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by karanrulz4ever » Thu Dec 23, 2010 9:19 pm
Just give the 2nd GMAT Prep test. You might cross your target. If you do cross 520, register for the GMAT and give the test. Good Luck!!
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by prachich1987 » Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:05 pm
koryshae wrote:12/19/2010 GMAT PREP Practive test: Q31; V 22 460 overall.

I had not studied any verbal at all. After the test I did SC in the OG & read the Princeton Review on SC. I also developed a strategy for RC.

Today I completed a Manhattan practice test today Q:39 57%; V35 77% 620 overall.

I need a 520. Any thoughts on how my studying/practice test should continue?

Thanks,
Hi,

It's nice that your verbal score increased by 13 points.
How did you study for RC?
& what was the interval between two tests.

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by koryshae » Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:03 pm
prachich1987 wrote:
koryshae wrote:12/19/2010 GMAT PREP Practive test: Q31; V 22 460 overall.

I had not studied any verbal at all. After the test I did SC in the OG & read the Princeton Review on SC. I also developed a strategy for RC.

Today I completed a Manhattan practice test today Q:39 57%; V35 77% 620 overall.

I need a 520. Any thoughts on how my studying/practice test should continue?

Thanks,
Hi,

It's nice that your verbal score increased by 13 points.
How did you study for RC?
& what was the interval between two tests.

Thanks !
And I'm back...sorry about the delay...had an email snafu.

I had not studied verbal at all after taking first test, I then us the Princeton review for SC guidance and did some OG 12 RC questions (Since I have completed every question in the OG 12th RC and greatly increased my hit rate). I do however need to work some RC under time constraint. I also read the one RC question prior to reading the caption.
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by koryshae » Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:08 pm
karanrulz4ever wrote:Just give the 2nd GMAT Prep test. You might cross your target. If you do cross 520, register for the GMAT and give the test. Good Luck!!
Yeah I was afraid I would hear that....I was trying to save my last "quality exam" for when I was 99% sure I was there. Have you ever taken any of the Manhattan tests? Or has anyone taken them that can comment on the score as compared to actual score.

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