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Need serious help on improving my score to over 600 in May

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by Winks » Tue Feb 22, 2011 10:07 pm
Hi all, I did my GMAT exam on 18th Feb 2011 and I didnt perform well at all. When I hit the results button I nearly fainted coz of what I saw. Upto I feel so devastated that I'm unable to revise more.
I kindly ask anyone out there to please assist me in any way possible so that I can get over 600 marks. I will be very greatful.

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by rishi raj » Wed Feb 23, 2011 12:58 am
Your query is very generic and I suggest that navigate through this forum.There are plenty of articles/advices which will help you strategize
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by Winks » Thu Feb 24, 2011 2:34 am
Thanks Raj, I want to assume that you got 760 which is awesome. How did u go about it? I did my exam after one month of revision which was wrong. Any materials to recommend or sample online test.
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