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by timur.chutbaev » Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:44 pm
Hi guys,

I'm currently preparing for the GMAT test.
I'm getting very low scores on my CATs 550-610 range :(
My target is min 700.

I have Q 48-51 and V 27-32... I'm not happy with my MATH score (as i don't get some of questions right). But after I read many posts here its seems like my math is not that bad.

I'm an international student, therefore my verbal is not that good :( I need an advise from community.

Should I concentrate more on VERBAL part? Is my MATH score OK?

Thanks a lot to all who will reply.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:08 pm
You most definitely should focus on your verbal. 51 is the top score for quant so if you are capable of that more time should be spent on verbal. Obviously, don't drop your quant altogether. Good luck with verbal!
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