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by apu » Mon Feb 04, 2008 4:06 pm
I took the GMAT in December, and got a 540! I was really expecting a better score as my priniceton review and gmat practice test scores were in the 600s. I did most of the PR questions in the big orange book.
Now, I am planning on taking the exam again, and need atleast a 700, which obviously means a lot of dedicated studying...Could someone who has been in the same boat as me, please advise me of how I should go about the practice questions? Since I have done a lot of the questions in the big Orange book, would you please recommend other books?

Any help is much appreciated.
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by beatthegmat » Mon Feb 04, 2008 9:09 pm
Looks like you need to refer to these two resource areas:

The GMAT Blog, and
The GMAT Resources Section

You will find lots of guidance there on how you can attack your practice questions/tests more effectively.

Also, be sure to leverage this community during your prep. If you are particularly weak in a certain subject area like Problem Solving or Sentence Correction, consider participating in these posts--it's a great way to practice and get many perspectives on how to solve problems.

Good luck!
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