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by karthikpe » Wed Feb 19, 2014 7:23 pm
Hi,

I have completed Gmat Prep I with a score of 660 (47Q 34V). Couple of weeks back I also took the Manhattan free practice test with a score of 640 (44Q 34V). My target score before I started preparation was 750. Is it achievable with only 3 months of prep time left?

Also, my weakness seems to be DS,Geometry,SC sections. I am currently in day 6 of the 60 day program. Is there anything apart from the daily mails that I could do in order to improve my performance in the above areas?
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Thu Feb 20, 2014 10:42 am
750 is definitely achievable.

Just keep following the Guide and ensure that you master all of the content for each day.
Day 42 is the last day of new content, and you'll have the remaining time to identify and strengthen any remaining weaknesses.

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