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by nkaur » Fri Apr 08, 2011 4:30 am
Hi,

today I took a prep test without any preparation and scored 360. I have to add that I am a student from Germany and therefore not very familiar with this kind of test.

I need to achieve min 600 points and my question is, if that at all, is possible through preparation?
I have a time period of 2 months to prepare myself.

Thanks for your advice
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by Target2009 » Fri Apr 08, 2011 5:49 am
nkaur wrote:Hi,

today I took a prep test without any preparation and scored 360. I have to add that I am a student from Germany and therefore not very familiar with this kind of test.

I need to achieve min 600 points and my question is, if that at all, is possible through preparation?
I have a time period of 2 months to prepare myself.

Thanks for your advice
Very much possible. Take some GMAT prep Course that will help you.
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Abhishek
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by Brian@VeritasPrep » Fri Apr 08, 2011 3:58 pm
Hey nkaur,

You can definitely get up to the 600s. The GMAT is a unique test and it's certainly not linear. If you're making the same handful of mistakes over and over, you may be 90% correct but that last 10% means you get no credit for any of those questions. And Data Sufficiency alone is the kind of question that, if you don't get it, your score tanks...but once you get it you're totally in the game.

Please, please don't infer limits on your ability from an initial practice test. The GMAT is beatable!

I'd recommend that you get really familiar with the question types (so that you know what they're asking) and start to think of the concept/skill areas that you need to address (have you done math-by-hand recently?), and start from there. You can do this...
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by nkaur » Sat Apr 09, 2011 9:24 am
Thanks a lot!! I definitely will. :)
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