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What score should I target? Diag - 600 Need some help pls..

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by i am rit » Tue Sep 07, 2010 4:29 pm
Hi guys,

Tried to post this before but I didnt get a response. Inspired by this forum and the stories people have shared I want to give gmat a serious shot.. took the Veritas free test online and got a 600 (No study day 0) V39 Q35 (ashamed of quant!.. Im an engineer :().. I left 6-7 questions towards the end.. didnt have the time to complete it and am kinda rusty on standardized tests - 5 years outta school.. I can dedicate about 20 hours / week for the next 4-5 months thanks to a little bit of change @ work and I was wondering what score can I target? Some people say there isnt a ton of points you can gain from studying more.. thats kinda demoralizing considering I will probably not cut it to the lower 700s. Anyone with experience on starting with a similar score.. (and even better with a Veritas exam) I would love to know where you reached on your final score and how long it took?

Slightly disheartened but hopeful
-Rit
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