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by LV15 » Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:27 am
I've only taken each test twice but I'm planning on retaking them, along with OG studying, for the next two weeks. I scored low 500's first 2 times (1st and 2nd test) then a high 400 (1st test) and then 600 on the 2nd test. Both sets of tests taken 3 weeks apart. My question is will my score be a valuable indicator given that I will retake the tests over the next two weeks?
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by hk » Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:52 am
The short answer is "I dont think so". But then the reason for taking the GMATPrep test more than twice is to practice those new questions and to get a feel of the real GMAT. Score should not be your concern after taking them twice.

But after every test, spend a lot of time reviewing the test. Go thro' all the answers (right ones and wrong ones), google the question and find the correct or simpler ways to solve them or answer them. This way you will learn and gain from taking the test multiple times.

Remember like many here say "Quantity does not matter. Its the Quality that matters in gmat preparation."
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