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by tradejoe » Sat Feb 21, 2009 5:33 am
I will be brief here.

Been preparing for 3 months. Was planning to take the test in March but figured I had nothing to lose by scheduling it in February. Could always re-take. Scored a 590 yesterday, 50 points below the 640 that scored last week on GMAT Prep Test #1. I am looking to get a 650-660.

Pretty disappointed but I felt things weren't going that well during the exam. Had trouble in the beginning of quant and I was struggling with timing throughout.

Looking for advice on how to best allocate my time over the next 4 weeks. i have the test scheduled again for March 23.

I know that sentence correction is a big weakness of mine. One thought was to spend the next four weeks taking practice tests. Maybe take 3 tests a week spending the other days reviewing the exams and working on sentence correction. Do you think this would give me the most bang for the buck? Another strategy would to go back to the OG but I feel like I have beaten the guide up at this point.

Please give me some advice.
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by bourne3 » Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:14 pm
Here are a few posts that helped me
https://www.beatthegmat.com/rout-the-gma ... 19681.html
https://www.beatthegmat.com/740-50q-41v- ... 18845.html

You can also see my post here https://www.beatthegmat.com/done-with-gm ... 31304.html

I prepared for 4-5 weeks for my second attempt.
Remember to change a few things compared to your first attempt.
Doing the same type of preparation might not help.
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