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by amvins » Wed May 30, 2012 10:35 am
Hi,
What's the shortest time recommended to retake GMAT?

I took first GMAT in 2009 and scored 600 (V24, Q48). My target score is close to 700 but not necessarily 700+.

Also, how important is verbal score if I plan to apply for a MS degree in supply chain from a reputed university?
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by Ashim88 » Thu May 31, 2012 7:42 am
Verbal score is ALWAYS important, because you use it so often (you used your verbal knowledge to type at that post!)

But to answer your first question, you should re-take the GMAT during the perfect period where you feel ready without forgetting knowledge.

So, depending on how much you study (and how often)- you should estimate how much time you need (+/- a week of procrastination/important events) and schedule your next GMAT appointment.

I've made the mistake in the past of scheduling my GMAT 6 months out in advance, and ended up procrastinating (or studying VERY infrequently for the first few months, and doing a mad dash to the finish- and resulted in poor quality studying)
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