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by Sumeer Rangwala » Tue Mar 26, 2013 5:09 am
Experts,
I have been preparing for GMAT since last 2 months and aspiring for a score of around 700. I have consistently scored 640 in the last 3 Manhattan CAT tests(given under timed conditions and attempted all sections including essay). Yesterday I scored 630 in GMATPrep first test. I planned to write the GMAT in first week of April. However, since my CAT scores are not even around the desired score I am not feeling confident to register for the test as per my plan.
I have studied my test assessment reports and planning to work on the weak areas. I have not yet registered for the exam yet and want to improve the MCAT scores before registering(dates are available in abundance in the nearby center).
I need your views regarding my approach towards my goal.

Also, I have observed that my concentration level gets very low during the last 10 questions in Verbal. Please suggest how can I can overcome this fatigue.

Thanking you in anticipation.
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