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by TheGuest » Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:29 pm
Hey guys,

Just think that GMAT is a joke but anyhow need to take it. I have been studying for some time now but my score is not really improving. I realized that I need more time to solve each problem. If I spend more time then I have better chances answering questions correctly.

I am wondering if any of you have a really good strategy to improve GMAT from 500's to 700's. I just don't know how to move forward. I read books, solved problems but it is not very much helpful. I am not considering a prep course as I think it is another money making joke.

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by rishi raj » Tue Jan 25, 2011 1:42 am
Well, you have not pointed out what exact problem are you facing ? Are you having timing issues or is your accuracy low ? How long have you prepared and what has your preparation strategy been like ?How good are your concepts ?
Regarding your point that if you're given more time, you'll have better chances of getting a question correct. I think that's quite usual. I think if given more time ,most of the candidates will probably end up solving most of the questions.
The fact that you're not able to solve the questions in a short time in a particular area may indicate that your concepts in that area are weaker than you think them to be. Maybe you should do some more work on the various topics and see if there are some better approaches to doing questions.
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