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need serious help.......

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by vivink » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:25 am
i seriously dont what to say or where to start....
i have been studying for Gmat since April 2010 and i knew that as i was very weak in math n verbal i need to study like 10-12 hours a day....have been doing that ever since ...
i recently took Mock Gmat perp exam n scored a 470..n a 570 in Mgmat CAT..actually have been consistent in that for over a month, been scoring 450-460-470 though its still better than what i started off at 330..
but beyond this my score doesnt seem to improve...
i have started with kaplan work book....then completed OG 10/11/12
n completed all the manhattan books still i see little or no improvement...
i have always wanted to score above 700 n for that i was /am willing to do whatever it takes...how much study hour it demands but in the end i want that score....but now i think of this as a distant or next to impossible dream...
m seriously confused, please suggest me what to do????
thnx in advance
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