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Writing GMAT a 2nd time...got 660 on 1st...pls help

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by [email protected] » Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:59 pm
Hi ,

I gave the test a month back but could only manage a 660(48,33).This was my lowest score on any of the practice test that I gave(barring Kaplan).My results of the practice tests were:
Kaplan 1 - 590
Kaplan 2 - 630
Princeton 1 - 650
Princeton 2 - 710
MGMAT free - 680
Gmat Prep - 680 & 700
I think I could have managed a score of >700. Anyways I have put it behind and am appearing again in two weeks time. Please give advice on how to go about this time. I used OG11,Kaplan and a bit of Scoretop 1000 & LSAT.

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Divansh
yet to crack the GMAT
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