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Username: shammokando
Score: 760 (Q 49, V 44) AWA 6.0
Date (MM, YYYY): May 21, 2009
Best Prep Materials (optional): OG 12, GMATPrep, MGMAT CATs

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

Username: sanlitun
Score: 770 (Q50, V 45) AWA 5.5
Date (MM, YYYY): Jun/2010
770-99-percentile-q50-v45-96602.html

Username: Span
Score: 760 (Q50, V42) AWA: Don't Know Yet
Date: 8-12-2010

Hi,
Please add me to this list.

Date 14th August 2010
GMAT 760
QA 49 VA 42
AWA 5.5

I've forgotten to check myself in earlier

Username: Shalva
Score: 770 (Q 50, V 47) AWA 5.0
Date (MM, YYYY): 4/1/2010
Best Prep Materials: GmatClub forum posts

Pls, anyone, update the first post of the topic

Username: Moss
Score: 760 (Q49/V45), AWA: 6.0
Date: 08/2010
Best Prep Materials (optional): MGMAT Quant series, MGMAT SC guide, OG12
Debrief: 710-to-760-q49-v45-99578.html

Edit: added AWA

Username: YourDreamTheater
Score: 760 (Q49/V44)
Date: 08/19/2010
Best Prep Materials (optional): MGMAT series, PR CAT exams, OG 11 and 12
Debrief: in signature

Username: skahuh
Score: 770 (Q48/V51)
Date: 08/2010
Best Prep Materials: Manhattan GMAT books and prep course. Official guide problems. mba.com official prep tests.

Username: thejasonyang
Score: 790
Date (MM, YYYY): 08/2010

First off, thanks a lot GMATClub! Your tests rock!!!!

Username: w103psp
Score: 760 (Q50, V42)
Date (MM, YYYY): 08/2010
Best Prep Materials: MGPrep, OG, GMATClub tests
Debrief: 760-q50-v42-from-660-to-99689.html

Please add me to the list

User Name: crack700
Score: 760 (Q50, V41)
Date : 10/02/2010
Prep Materials: Manhattan Strategy guides , OG12 , MGMAT CAT tests
AWA: TBD

GMAT: 770
Q: 49
V: 47

Hey, proud to be amongst such smart company. I'll post a detailed debrief but I want to very quickly give a shout out to Knewton - their instructors are out of this world good and though I was dubious about an online course initially, I am very glad I gave them a chance. Took me from a diagnostic 680 to 770. I have always been a good test taker, did very well on the SAT in high school, but I will say I was very rusty going in. I had taken 5 practice tests and had never broken 720, so that was my goal... I knew I had a shot at a higher score because the two 720's I received were Q-51 V-low on one and V-50 Q-low on the other. Going in, I was a little nervous, and definitely took my time on Q1; at that point, it was almost like I went into a trance (if anyone has seen the debate scene from Old School, you know what I'm referring to). Rolled through Q no problem, finished w/ 15 min to spare on V. I felt like I had hit my goal of 720, so when I approved and rolled to the score my jaw dropped. I let out a "Holy ____" and immediately got shushed . Tips going in: Knewton let me rework the sections I was really having trouble with (Q data sufficiency and V logical arguments) over and over, so I was really comfortable with them going into the test.

My big tip for calming those nerves: perspective. Going in, I kept thinking about the biggest screw-up I had ever done, and thinking "Compared to that, if I blow this, it doesn't matter. This is not a make or break."

Good luck to all who are trying to reach the 99%!

Username: linkiswickeddank
GMAT: 760 (99%)
Q 50, V 42 (93%, 95%)
AWA 6.0
Test date was November 23rd, 2010

I was pumped to be in the top 1%!
Anyone have any experience tutoring for Manhattan or something where they require a 99th percentile score?

Username: RandomPattern
Score: 760 (48Q, 47V, 5.5 AWA)
Date: July 26, 2010
Study Aids: I took out all my study aids from the public library, so the only thing I paid was some overdue fees: Princeton Review(for AWA), Kaplan 800, Official Guide and I downloaded the sample GMAT CATs from GMAC
Timing: I studied 2-3 hrs a day for 3 weeks and 3 days (1 rest day each week)

Schools: Accepted to CMU Tepper w $$
Open apps at NYU, Columbia, MIT(R2)

I also coach/tutor the GMAT for private clients
https://sites.google.com/site/dgmatprep/

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!