I was curious if you have seen students that have been able to raise a GMAT score by 150 points or more. I just want to preface this with the fact that I have no math background whatsoever, i basically need to re-learn all geometry and algebra. However, the one thing I do have is time. I plan to take my GMAT in in July 2009. I recently took a diagnostic GMAT and my scores were 31 verbal 32 math 530 total. With a rigid study schedule do you think a 680 - 700 is out of the question?
I am not an expert but there are certainly students who have been able to significantly raise their GMAT score, although it is not very common. I do believe that if spend a good amount of time significantly studying and taking practice tests that a 680-700 would not be out of the question.
No Math Background
Posted - 03/10/2009 : 15:43:59
