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by Galactus21 » Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:37 am
Hi all,

I am planning on taking GMAT on 12/28. I've only taken 1 prac exam and it was one of the exams published by GMAC. I scored a 570 w/ 39 in quat and 30 in verbal. My biggest weakness thus far is SC. I am having trouble putting all the topics together and figuring it out during problems (while doing it in a reasonable amount of time). I am hoping more practice will help with this.

One big problem I have is I tend to have trouble retaining everything. I was planning on starting to do a mix of problems every day that way I won't forget anything for SC or DS, etc. The score I am shooting for is about 630 to 650. Can someone perhaps provide some good tips on how to improve by that much and how I should prepare the last 2 months?

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by punitkaur » Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:38 pm
Manhattan SC is a kind of bible for SC.. Read that and practice questions from 1000 SC, which will repeatedly test you on concepts stated in Manhattan SC.

Then go for actual gmat questions in OG to judge your accuracy and practice speed.
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