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by nishantvarma » Sun Nov 28, 2010 2:39 am
hello,
i have just given a practice test today when i got a 480:(.the trouble is i ve got the GMAT a month later(28th dec) and i hoping to score somewhere in the 600-650 range.is this even possible or should i reschedule?

the main problem that i faced was pacing the test...i had like 20 sums to do in math in the last 5 mins...
the books that im using at the moment
og12,verbal and quant
mgmat sc ,cr
and i ve got the princeton manual as well


thanks !!!
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by karanrulz4ever » Sun Nov 28, 2010 6:33 am
20 sums in 5 minutes left means you solved 17 in 70 minutes. You do have a pacing problem.

I guess just brush up both your quant and verbal concepts.That should solve your pacing problem and also get you in your target zone.

Use all the OG's you have thoroughly. Read the explanations well. One month is enough time to do so.
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by rishi raj » Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:17 am
I think 600+ is quite manageable in a month. Work on your fundamentals religiously. Keep an error log as that will help you revisit the errors you make.Analyze each question properly and make sure that you go through the explanations.
Remember, "smart work" always pays off!
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