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Scoring 560-600 in Prep tests - Need Suggestions

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by dkk » Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:30 am
I have been a silent observer of BTG from the past 3 months.
I completed Manhattan GMAT all the books, did the OG 12 problems.

Took 2 MGMAT tests and a GMAT PREP Test.

MGMAT 1 - Q 45, V 29 - 600
MGMAT 2 - Q 42, V 25 - 560
GMAT Prep-1 - Q 44, V 27 - 590

My target is 620 - 650 and I am planning to take the actual GMAT in December 2nd week.
I am worried because in practice tests if i score 560-590 the actual gmat will be less or around that.

Clearly my weakness is Verbal. I am trying to improve more on Verbal. Any suggestions on how to proceed?

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by outreach » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:47 am
which area on verbal r u weak(SC,CR,RC). u need to plan accordingly.
if you feel your basics are not correct, then you need to read grammer books..
make an error log of ur mistakes and analyse ur weakness
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by dkk » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:55 am
My SC, CR and RC are equally bad.
Might be you are correct I need to stress more on Grammar.

Thanks Amar
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