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Final Two Weeks Need Some Advice

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by rickyishere » Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:48 pm
Hi Folks,

I am into my last two weeks and I need some advice to push my score by 50-70 points. My practice scores have been all over the place ranging from (520 - 620 ) on the MGMAT CAT with the highest being Quant 43, Verbal 32. I am looking for suggestions so that I can improve my score by couple of points to have a 45/35 split .

Your suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks
Ricky
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by becnil » Mon Mar 29, 2010 7:21 pm
Have you taken some of the official GMATPrep tests yet? if not, I will suggest taking at least two of them immediately because these tests will give you the most accurate assessment of your scoring level. Then analyze your test results, most importantly the questions that you got wrong or right for the wrong reasons. This analysis will help you in deciding your focus areas and you can spend the rest of your prep time paying more attention on these focus areas.
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