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by Wayward-Bound » Sun Apr 10, 2011 12:19 pm
Hello all, I've scheduled my GMAT about a month ago for next Thursday the 21st. After going over the practice tests (one from Manhattan and one GMAT prep) I scored 590/600 on both. My struggle is that I really want to attend a t-10 school next fall (2012) and know the importance of getting a solid score on the exam. My undergrad GPA was a 3.9+ and I currently work as a FA at IBM with global scope. With that being said... I know I still will need a 700+ most likely to be considered for the universities I want to attend. Should I postpone my exam for another month or two and allow more time to study? I'm very willing to go that route however I also am a little unsure what the extra time will really help me with in terms of preparation. In the OG I answered 217/230 for the problem solving correct and within 1.5-2.5 minutes each so the fact I'm struggling with the math sections on the practice tests is really throwing me a curveball. Also, I seem to have some difficulty in terms of the reading comprehension and sentence correction but I accredit some of the poor scoring to laziness when taking the practice tests.

All tips and suggestions are greatly welcomed and appreciated. I'm putting a lot of pressure on myself to perform well on the exam... and if taking a course will help me break into the 700+ realm I'm open ears to that also. Thanks again!
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by prachich1987 » Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:11 pm
According to my experience MGMAT & GMATPrep are good indicators of actual scores
I got 710 in the GMATPrep I took one week before the GMAT.In GMAT ,I scored 700.
You have written above that you got 590/600 in both the tests you took.
I think it is a typo error and you mean to say that you got 590/800.
You are quiet far from your target.Since you are planning to apply for programmes starting in fall 2012,you still have time with you.
If I had been at your place I would have postponed my exam.
Thanks!
Prachi
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