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by fangtray » Fri Feb 03, 2012 11:55 pm
Hi Guys,

I took the real GMAT in September. Got a 640. 43 quant 34 verb.

Kinda would like some ideas on how I can score better. I have a test coming up March 25th.

I know i need to focus more on verbal, but in terms of reading, sentence correction, and critical reasoning strategies, i pretty much know them all.

I did read the mgmat guides, i did power score's CR bible....

I didn't however, purchase the 6 MGMAT CATS. Should i purchase those this time and do more practice tests?

I am naturally not good at verbal, so after knowing all the strategies, is there anything else I can do besides practice problems?

thanks so much, i apologize if this isnt the right place to post.
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by fangtray » Sat Feb 04, 2012 12:05 am
To be honest, I just need a 660 to get a certain scholarship, but I am deathly terrified that I can't improve my socre by 20 points because i studied so long before my first exam....

is this post in the wrong section?
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by fangtray » Sat Feb 04, 2012 11:18 am
another thing i'd like to ask also is that will the 2 Pearson VUE GMAT tests be the same when i register for the GMAT again?
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