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cs97mmr2
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- GMAT Score:710
Hello all,
I took my GMAT last week and got a 540 (Q34, V31)
( Therefore I didn't even bother applying for any B-schools. My studying had been based on the Princeton Review book and I took a week long Veritas Prep course. I took practice tests and was getting 600/610 so quite disappointed by my final score. I think I was too tired on the day and a bit over whelmed by the whole situation.
My question to you guys is, how do I get my score above 600 and ideally 650? Since I won't be applying until the second half of this year I don't have an urgency to take the re-test but I think the sooner the better because otherwise I will have to start from scratch. What books should I be using? What should my timetable look like? Any help whatsoever is much appreciated.
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I took my GMAT last week and got a 540 (Q34, V31)
( Therefore I didn't even bother applying for any B-schools. My studying had been based on the Princeton Review book and I took a week long Veritas Prep course. I took practice tests and was getting 600/610 so quite disappointed by my final score. I think I was too tired on the day and a bit over whelmed by the whole situation.My question to you guys is, how do I get my score above 600 and ideally 650? Since I won't be applying until the second half of this year I don't have an urgency to take the re-test but I think the sooner the better because otherwise I will have to start from scratch. What books should I be using? What should my timetable look like? Any help whatsoever is much appreciated.
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