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One week left for GMAT : need guidance

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by aakash82 » Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:22 pm
Hi All,

I will be appearing for GMAT early next week and my GMAT Prep scores are dancing between 640-660. The quant score vary between 40-45 while verbal 32-37. The RC and CR questions are hurting me badly. I understand that there is not much time left for improvement but
I am very much confused on what strategy should I apply for last week studies. Should I concentrate on Quant and SC and forget about RC and CR or do I spend more time on mock CAT's and try to improve my scores in these sections.
Is there any chance I could improve my scores by atleast 20 points?
Please help me out !!!!!
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by beatthegmat » Wed Jul 02, 2008 8:59 am
Check out the GMAT resource directory, https://www.beatthegmat.com/resources.html

There are links there that discuss your final week strategy. In general, you should start slowing down your prep. Large points improvements are probably not likely, and your best strategy is to start relaxing a little before your big test.
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