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by saintlychik » Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:46 pm
Dear all,
i wrote the Manhattan GMAT tests. So for 3 of them

Manhattan test 1 : 640
Manhattan test 2 : 650 Q 45 - V34.
Manhattan test 3 : 650 Q 47, V32

How do you think i am scoring and how accurate do you think these tests are to the real test.

Current problem areas:
1. Timing (i usually need more time on both sections on an average by 10 mins)
2. Patience.
3. Silly mistakes

Pls help me, as any information now is going to prove very crucial for me. I am aiming at a 700+ score, but looking at my MGMAT practice scores, i am feeling slightly shaky!

Wht do u guys think.
Pls advice.

thx
S.
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