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by pukul79 » Mon Apr 26, 2010 3:38 am
Hello, This is my first post here. Need some help, specially regarding the practice tests.

I have given mgmat practice tests. My scores for the three mgmat test have been 680 (Maths 47, verbal 36) 740 (Maths 47, verbal 45, and 730 (maths 45, verbal 45) I have not yet to given the rest of the MGMAT tests.

Because of (I believe they are ) such good scores, I gave the gmat prep tests. While the one I have before the MGMAT tests I scored 710, but the one I gave today I score 680.

Can someone tell me how do I improve my score from hereon so that I get at least 720-730. I am giving my test on 11th of may.

All tests were done with AWA and in almost as test like condition as possible.

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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:03 am
Odds are you scored lower on the GMAT prep test because of your verbal score. The MGMAT tests are good, but their verbal is not to be trusted. I would recommend spending as much time as you can to improve your verbal up until your test and spend the minimum amount of time possible on math just so you can maintain where you are. If you can improve your verbal you will hit above 700.
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