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by Reshu » Thu May 10, 2012 4:00 pm
I had given GMAT last year in September, with only a month of dedicated prep, ended with a score of only 490. I was disappointed and wanted to re-attempt it but somehow couldn't get the courage. I am now again starting to prepare for it. I plan to devote 2+ months and give it a shot by July. The problem I am facing is that I am very intimidated to think of scoring low again..lots of ifs and buts coming to my mind which results in bad concentration and then I easily get distracted. I am taking way too long to study each topic and not able to manage my day well.

Please guide as to what should I do to improve and get less distracted and what should I do to keep myself motivated in this run. I sincerely need help as there is no one in this location I can join and do group study with. All alone it looks like a toll, but thankfully, I figured beatthegmat forum very recently where I can ask and find lots of material to learn.

My GMAT 1st attempt score
AWA: 5
Verbal: 22
Quant: 24

Targeting score for 2nd attempt : 720 or higher.

Material I am using:
MGMAT for SC, RC, CR and Quant
Official guide 13th edition

Please help/guide me make a good strategy for myself.

Thanks!
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by Mike@Magoosh » Thu May 10, 2012 4:16 pm
Dear YY:

I'm happy to toss in my 2¢. :)

I would suggest checking out Magoosh. We have a 50-point score guarantee, and where you're starting, I imagine you would see much more improvement that even that. We have 200+ lesson videos, covering all the strategy & content you need. Here's a sample lesson:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/lessons/600-gen ... strategies

We have 800+ practice questions, each one with its own explanation video. Here's a free DS question.
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/981
When you submit your answer, the next page will have the complete video explanation.

Regardless of whether you sign up for Magoosh, you may also find our free blog helpful. Also, check out our YouTube channel. On YouTube, we have posted a video solution to every math question in the OG.

Finally, we will answer any question from any GMAT prep source, so its like buying online help for all the materials you already have.

I hope all that is helpful. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Mike :)
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https://gmat.magoosh.com/
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by jai123oct » Sun May 13, 2012 8:41 pm
hey guys can u help me with this !!!

I have taken Gmat twice and am yet struggling to get 700 + mark.

if i take it for the 3rd time ; then do b-schools take the average of all the given test or the best of 3 attempts.

Need this information does it depend from region to region or from b-school to b- school if so plese provide me the link from where i can confirm it.

thank you so much

jai.
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