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timhenn
Joined: 12 Feb 2025
Last visit: 27 Feb 2026
Posts: 3
Location: Germany
Schools: HEC MiM '26 MiM '26 Sloan (MIT)
GMAT Focus 1: 695 Q81 V87 DI85 
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02 Jun 2025, 12:54
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Hi all,
wanted to debrief my GMAT experience:
Took the exam in April and managed to score 695 (Q81, V87, DI85)
It was honestly a very exhausting time and I am incredibly happy with the result and that it's over. I studied with TTP (75% of the time),
I liked TTP a lot for Quant and DI, official resources and GMATclub were my go to for Verbal prep. I started off with a 585 and did manage to increase mostly because of these resources. Studied 20-25 hours a week, always took one day off though as I felt that rest is nearly as important as actual prep - be wary of that! Overall, do use TTP if you're not that comfortable with quant, it's really a great resource!
Happy to ask questions or to connect for MiM applications for R1 2026.
wanted to debrief my GMAT experience:
Took the exam in April and managed to score 695 (Q81, V87, DI85)
It was honestly a very exhausting time and I am incredibly happy with the result and that it's over. I studied with TTP (75% of the time),
I liked TTP a lot for Quant and DI, official resources and GMATclub were my go to for Verbal prep. I started off with a 585 and did manage to increase mostly because of these resources. Studied 20-25 hours a week, always took one day off though as I felt that rest is nearly as important as actual prep - be wary of that! Overall, do use TTP if you're not that comfortable with quant, it's really a great resource!
Happy to ask questions or to connect for MiM applications for R1 2026.
03 Jun 2025, 19:07
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Hi timhenn,
Congrats on an amazing GMAT score! Jumping from 585 to 695 is a huge achievement. I'm also thrilled to hear how much you got out of TTP. Congrats again, and best of luck with everything ahead!
Congrats on an amazing GMAT score! Jumping from 585 to 695 is a huge achievement. I'm also thrilled to hear how much you got out of TTP. Congrats again, and best of luck with everything ahead!
11 Jun 2025, 11:08
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Congrats on the great score. All the best for the journey ahead!
timhenn
