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by Kebab » Thu Apr 09, 2009 9:07 pm
Is it harder to improve your knowledge (both on Q and V) from 450 to 550 or from 650 to 750? The numbers are approximations...

The question is addressed mainly to instructors and experienced GMATbeaters.
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by hk » Fri Apr 10, 2009 9:54 am
kebab,

Although I'm not even close to being a GMAT expert, i would like to address this question with my prep experience. I definitely feel that improving from 450 to 550 is very easy but improving from 650 to 700+ is more difficult.
I say this because i started off in the 540 range and currently i'm in the 650 ballpark. It took me just a week of prep to boost by score from 540 to 620 but even after 2 months of prep i'm hardly close to 700.
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