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by Adas » Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:16 am
Hello everyone,

I just took my first practice GMAT with almost no prep and scored a 580 (41V 29Q). I'm looking forward to tracking my (upward) progress as I go through my Princeton Review course and put in a lot of hours of cramming, hopefully finishing with a stellar final score.

What were your scores like from the very first practice test you took to your FINAL official GMAT score? And were there any changes you made in your studying to achieve better results?
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