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by hmgp22 » Mon Nov 04, 2013 9:59 pm
Hi looking for some advice.. I studied the GMAT for approx.. 3 months from Feb - May 2013. However, because of some personal issue, I put a put a hold on my GMAT studies until now. A few days ago, I retook a GMATPrep test and scored a 660. As you can see there's still a long way to go. Does anyone have any study plan suggestions for people like me, who studied for several months and then stopped, only to start studying again?

To provide more context, I've completed the following:
"¢ MGMAT books (twice)
"¢ Official Guide (all problems)
"¢ Verbal and Quant Review (half)
"¢ PowerScore CR Bible


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by [email protected] » Mon Nov 04, 2013 11:54 pm
Hi hmgp22,

You mentioned that you RETOOK a practice CAT that you had previously taken. Do you have access to any new CATs? If so, then could you take one of those? I'm always suspicious of retakes - they tend to lead to "inflated", unrealistic results. Once you take that Test, please report back with your scores (either on this post or a direct message, if you prefer).

There is absolutely a study plan that can help you to achieve your goals. I'd just like a little more information before I make a recommendation.

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