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by milk33 » Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:09 pm
I just completed my gmat and did 50 points lower than my practice and gmat prep exams. I did take many practice exams and have been studying for about 3 months. So i put in a good amount of time and effort. The score I received was actually the lowest I ever received and lower than the first time I took the gmat, when I did not prepare well at all. I have completed the kaplan course, did kaplan 800, and the princeton review.

My problem areas is DS in math, and SC and CR in english. What are some way I can improve my score? I know I can do OG11 and the OG-english prep, but is there anything else.

Is the oxford prep course good to take or should I not waste my time with another prep course that is similar to kaplan?

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by optimisticsam » Wed Oct 17, 2007 1:24 pm
Have you thought about Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction?

This is supposed to be the best book out there (I have not yet bought it, so I can't say from personal experience).

Also, check out the 1000SC link in the Wiki. I believe there is one for CR as well.

Hope this is a start!
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by milk33 » Wed Oct 17, 2007 4:45 pm
Where is the 1000SC link in the Wiki and what is Wiki.
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