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by narendrj » Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:01 pm
Hi All,
Yesterday I took my GMAT test but didnt get the score what I was expecting. :cry: .
I got 650 in real GMAT yesterday. Quant was good verbal section totally screwed me.
I was consistently scoring between 660 and 750 in practice tests but the real GMAT score frustrated me totally. I got 650 in real GMAT test where as I was expecting 700+.
To get admission in the school i need to score 700 or more. The deadline to apply for that school is mid Feb so I have more than one month of preparation for GMAT(as I can retake GMAT till January 2009).

I am going to retake GMAT again on January 12 2009(47 days remaining including today)

My target score is 730.

I will be focusing 80% of my entire study on verbal and 20% on verbal.

I am going to post my daily progress(lessons learnt and my improvement) in this post till my exam.

Any suggestions are hearty welcomed.
Last edited by narendrj on Fri Nov 28, 2008 12:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
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by mudit_verma » Thu Nov 27, 2008 11:42 pm
Same problem i faced, I was consistently scroing 700+ in my practice GMAT exam and in real GMAT I scored 670 and screwed the test mainly verbal.

I am also planning to retake the test may be this month, however, i will concentrate more on giving practice test.
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by narendrj » Fri Nov 28, 2008 1:03 am
Hi Mudit,

For me also verbal was tough in real GMAT.
The first RC which I got was too difficult and it went totally above my head.

Rt I am working on RC and DS .
Trying to make Mom and Dad proud
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