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by phil1212 » Mon Oct 11, 2010 5:14 pm
I started stutying towards the end of august and enrolled in an MGMT course. I originally found the course to be very help full but it now is starting to feel like a drag and it is just too long. Because of this I am loosing interest very fast. I am still having difficulty on the quant section with making careless mistakes and havent really moved from my starting score of 550 prior to the course. I was originally aiming to take the GMAT in early December with a 700 goal in mind. Does anyone have any suggestion to revamp studying to meet this goal. Perhaps utilizing a new study plan? Open to all suggestions.
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by ashokkadam » Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:06 am
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phil1212 wrote:I started stutying towards the end of august and enrolled in an MGMT course. I originally found the course to be very help full but it now is starting to feel like a drag and it is just too long. Because of this I am loosing interest very fast. I am still having difficulty on the quant section with making careless mistakes and havent really moved from my starting score of 550 prior to the course. I was originally aiming to take the GMAT in early December with a 700 goal in mind. Does anyone have any suggestion to revamp studying to meet this goal. Perhaps utilizing a new study plan? Open to all suggestions.
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