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Yes I thoroughly enjoyed the whole process. The decision to apply for a Business school was quite sudden and recent so I wasn't able to prepare as well as I would have liked to. My sentence correction skills were still terrible and since I majored in mathematics, I neglected to practise for the quantitative questions. Only when I purchased the gmatclub tests a week or so before the testday was I humbled and I realised that mathematics in the GMAT is a completely different ball game.

Username: jaf74
Score: 760 (Q50, V42).
Date: 2009/10/
Prep material: OG 12, MGMAT sentence correction, OG Quant, OG Verbal

Username: sapphireka
Score: 760 (Q 49, V 44) AWA 6.0
Date: 08/25/09
GMAT Prep Materials: Princeton Review Manual for the GMAT, Official Guide, GMATPrep tests, and GMAT club hard question lists and GMAT forum at GMATclub (have I mentioned that I love you guys?!)
Link to your GMAT debrief: None done.

A quick debrief is - I stuffed the timing on the math because I spent 10 minutes on the first question. Managed to pull it back together but I was really pushed for time. Silly me. Verbal was a bit of a black box, I could have done better but I couldn't have told you what I got wrong. When the questions came I was like "Aha! This is a trick one" and then I still had to guess. That said I was GMATPrep testing at 740-780 before the exam so I knew I was on track. I started at 700ish. IMHO the best way to go is to absolutely flog yourself on SC and data sufficiency - everything else will fall into place. I think I wrote one AWA before I went in, if you're a native speaker and know the structure it's not too hard.

username: hello212
Score: 760 (51Q, 44V)
Date: Jan 16, 2010
Prep materials: GMATPrep, PowerPrep, Kaplan, PR

Debrief: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-experience-tips-760-51q-44v-6-0-awa-89590.html

babyif - there's no reason to feel dumb. the difference between a 750 and a 760 is probably like one more question wrong/right. a 750 is a great score, and it definitely won't be keeping you out of any of your top b-school choices.
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Score: 770 (Q51, V44)
Date (MM, YYYY): 03, 2010
Best Prep Materials: Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) SC, CR, RC; OG11 and OG12; Gmatclub tests for Math practice; MGMAT tests and GMATPrep Tests.

Debrief: my-journey-from-710-to-770-lessons-learnt-91386.html

I retook the exam, having scored 710 in Jan 2010. Seven weeks later, I sleep peacefully!
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Username: kokofrdel
Score: 760 (Q50, V42, AWA 5.5)
Date (MM, YYYY): 01 2010
Best Prep Materials (optional): PR, OG12, OG Verbal, OG Quant

Score: 780 (Q50, V47, 6.0AWA)
Date (MM, YYYY): 07, 2009
Best Prep Materials: Veritas weekend intensive verbal course

Please add me to the list. I like lists. I posted a debrief in this forum on its own thread.

Thanks,
LGM

Hi- took GMAT on 21st Jan 10

760, 44(v), 49(q)

Found the Gmat Club tests very helpful. Spent a good bit of time (5 mon) preparing, but bulk of the work was done in the last 2 months.

770 (Q51, V42) AWA 5.5
Debrief: 770-q51-v42-awa-92479.html

Username hhh
score 760
date April 12, 2010
best prep materials : OG and definitely gmatclub tests for math.
Thanks guys and girls for those tests. They were key.

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Username: he4dhuntr
Score: 760 (Q 50, V 42) AWA 6.0
Date (MM, YYYY): April 19, 2010
Best Prep Materials (optional): GMATPrep tests, OGs and Manhattan guides.



Cheers,

Username: serbiano
Score: 760 (Q 50, V 44) AWA 5.5
Date (MM, YYYY): 6/5/2010
Best Prep Materials: OG 11, GMATPrep, GMAT Paper Tests, MGMAT CATs, MGMAT SC

Your score will likely land you a phone interview with Manhattan GMAT. The phone interview begins an extremely selective weeding out process that commences with an in person audition at their headquarters.

Good Luck!

Not a week has passed since I took the GMAT, and that feeling of exclusivity is fading already
I guess its simple mathematics. With more than a hundred-thousand candidates taking test every year, being even in top 1% would mean atleast 999 others, just like you
Congrats everyone

User Name: vaibhavtripathi
GMAT: 760 (Q50, V44)
AWA: 5.5
Debrief: improved-from-660-to-760-you-can-too-108391.html

I would like to add my name to the list:

username: AngelinaOllon
date: 3/17/11
GMAT: 760 (99%)
Q49, V46 (86%, 99%)
AWA: 6.0
prep materials: Manhattan Guides, OG12, OG Quant, Kaplan CAT

Username: nikhilsrl
Score: 760 (Q50/V42)
Date: 26/Mar/2011
Best Prep Materials: Kaplan Math, Kaplan Verbal, Kaplan 2010-2011 Premier, MGMAT SC, Power Score CR, Aristotle RC 99, OG Review 11, Aristotle CR (a collection of GMAT like LSAT CRs)

Link to debrief - https://gmatclub.com/forum/my-gmat-journey-111651.html

Username: hooverd
Score: 770 - 50Q/44V/6.0
Date: 12/2011

I'm with faro. I was confident I'd do well, but not quite that well. It feels really good to have to pinch myself.

Username: ardsouza
Score: 760 (Q50, V42)
Date (MM, YYYY): 12, 2011
Best Prep Materials (optional): Powerscore CR Bible, MGMAT SC, OG 12
Link to debrief: https://gmatclub.com/forum/760-q50-v42-in-17-days-flat-125261.html