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by Shruti Pangtey » Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:08 am
I would like some help regarding my last week prep. My gmat is on 3rd and I am getting more and more anxious by the day. I have put in about a month's good prep and my weak areas are data suffieciency, critical reasoning and sentence correction. Of late I have been scoring consistently on my quant section, ie over 40 but my verbal scores have fluctuated from 27-46. I have given the following mocks:
kaplan online companion cat 1- 600 (Q40, V29)
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by shankar.ashwin » Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:40 am
If you are happy with a 580-600 score, you may go ahead and take your test. If you are aiming higher, strongly suggest you to postpone/cancel your exam, nothing much you could do in the last 4 days. I see your GMAT prep score is only 580 and I would consider only that to be a fair indicator of your likely score.
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by Shruti Pangtey » Mon Aug 29, 2011 10:01 am
The problem is that I have my cat in november, so i cant really delay this anymore. with final year of college to handle as well, i am very short on time.
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