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22 Aug 2019, 07:54
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Hi, folks
I passed GMAT several days ago, here are the preparation process and results:
Since I am currently working in consulting, did not have much time, thus I have been preparing from 11 PM to 2 AM each day, and 5-6 hours on weekends. It took me about 27 days of preparation.
On the exam day, I was a bit nervous and was not 100% confident. Such conditions negatively affected my quant performance, and now I think it is really important to eliminate anxiety as much as possible.
I got Q49 V39 and 710 final score, which was lower than I received for CATs (I normally did 50-51 for quant section)
I am currently thinking about retaking.
Here is my short story, thanks for the attention
What do you think about my preparation and possible retake strategy? I have about a month, and my target is 740-750
_____________________________________________________________________________
Bro, appreciate a bit of Kudos
I passed GMAT several days ago, here are the preparation process and results:
- Read Veritas Prep books for DS, RC, CR and SC
- Solved all the questions from OG 19
- Read MGMAT SC, since I did not really like Veritas SC: rulles were not presented strictly there
- Solved most of 700+ questions from other OGs in GMAT club Question bank
- Did 2 GMAT club CATs and 2 GMAT prep CATS
Since I am currently working in consulting, did not have much time, thus I have been preparing from 11 PM to 2 AM each day, and 5-6 hours on weekends. It took me about 27 days of preparation.
On the exam day, I was a bit nervous and was not 100% confident. Such conditions negatively affected my quant performance, and now I think it is really important to eliminate anxiety as much as possible.
I got Q49 V39 and 710 final score, which was lower than I received for CATs (I normally did 50-51 for quant section)
I am currently thinking about retaking.
Here is my short story, thanks for the attention
What do you think about my preparation and possible retake strategy? I have about a month, and my target is 740-750
_____________________________________________________________________________
Bro, appreciate a bit of Kudos
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Congrats for your nice score.
Retaking is totally depends on your verbal score as your quant score is perfectly fine. Could you share your verbal score of gmatprep?
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Retaking is totally depends on your verbal score as your quant score is perfectly fine. Could you share your verbal score of gmatprep?
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Hi, folks
I passed GMAT several days ago, here are the preparation process and results:
Since I am currently working in consulting, did not have much time, thus I have been preparing from 11 PM to 2 AM each day, and 5-6 hours on weekends. It took me about 27 days of preparation.
On the exam day, I was a bit nervous and was not 100% confident. Such conditions negatively affected my quant performance, and now I think it is really important to eliminate anxiety as much as possible.
I got Q49 V39 and 710 final score, which was lower than I received for CATs (I normally did 50-51 for quant section)
I am currently thinking about retaking.
Here is my short story, thanks for the attention
What do you think about my preparation and possible retake strategy? I have about a month, and my target is 740-750
_____________________________________________________________________________
Bro, appreciate a bit of Kudos
I passed GMAT several days ago, here are the preparation process and results:
- Read Veritas Prep books for DS, RC, CR and SC
- Solved all the questions from OG 19
- Read MGMAT SC, since I did not really like Veritas SC: rulles were not presented strictly there
- Solved most of 700+ questions from other OGs in GMAT club Question bank
- Did 2 GMAT club CATs and 2 GMAT prep CATS
Since I am currently working in consulting, did not have much time, thus I have been preparing from 11 PM to 2 AM each day, and 5-6 hours on weekends. It took me about 27 days of preparation.
On the exam day, I was a bit nervous and was not 100% confident. Such conditions negatively affected my quant performance, and now I think it is really important to eliminate anxiety as much as possible.
I got Q49 V39 and 710 final score, which was lower than I received for CATs (I normally did 50-51 for quant section)
I am currently thinking about retaking.
Here is my short story, thanks for the attention
What do you think about my preparation and possible retake strategy? I have about a month, and my target is 740-750
_____________________________________________________________________________
Bro, appreciate a bit of Kudos
