Scored a 760 day before, and a large chunk of gratitude goes out to all the folks who made Gmatclub such a great place - it has been my single largest source of information and inspiration throughout the journey, and well, thanks, guys. First off, let me tell you that the GMAT is not a monster, a beast or the seven labors of Hercules. It is a standardized test. Not only can it be beaten with the right attitude and approach, but you can come out unharmed, un-burnt out, happier. Do not make the GMAT your life, your arch enemy, your bête noire. I repeat, it is a mere standardised test. You…are human (most probably). Making it your “all” amplifies its importance in your life and you start obsessing over it. Getting all fired up and angry helps you study harder, study more, dream and day dream increasingly more of scoring a humongous score. You book a date, you go to the exam with your energy bars and energy drinks. 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Every 3 seconds you glance at the stopwatch, you mentally beat yourself down, and more often than not you’re forced to guess and move on – something you should’ve done anyway. The next question is about something you know, you solve it quickly… but wait.. was that too easy? Did you just drop down to a lower level? Aargh. Okay, you breathe deep, try to stabilise yourself , trying to achieve the Zen like state of control or something. Of course, you’re beating yourself down even further at this time, as you try to take back control . And thus you carry on, no longer the manly man or the empowered woman. Tentative, prodding, doubting. Fear creeps up on you, your façade of confidence shaking. You hate yourself, you hate the “beast”, you read and reread questions, double guess your answers, waste your time ruling out options you instinctively know are incorrect. And then, you’re almost out of time. You blaze through the rest of the questions, rush to the loo, splash your face with water, and consume glucose, caffeine, taurine, water etc. As you complete the formalities prior to the next section, your hands are stable but your mind is shaking. You feel fatigued, you want out, you hate yourself for letting yourself, your family, your friends, Oprah etc down. But the hours of day dreaming and ego-investing into a high gmat score have spawned a black beast inside your heart (nee brain) that won’t let you quit. Now you feel sadness, a sense of loss,…shame, perhaps? Meanwhile the clock is still ticking.And the brain is fatigued, of course. You’re also probably wondering when the caffeine or glucose will hit your bloodstream and you’ll become fresh again. You start the next section, but the same cycle follows. And the caffeine hit never comes. Or it comes and goes but you never know. After everything is done, the gmat asks you background questions. 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To quote someone I admire, “By the time most people realize that the fears shackling them to a mediocre existence are creations of their own diseased minds – it’s already too late. Be sharp, work smart, focus on the basics first, figure out your weaknesses, close them down. Even when you’re done preparing, you will never be 100% confident of getting the score you desire… embrace it. To be reasonable confident in your abilities is not a bad thing. Don’t try to be a perfectionist, don’t try to gun for an 800…don’t try to control everything .So long as you have a reasonably good idea of how you’re going to approach each section, you should do well. Especially if you want a score in excess of 730+. There is a certain amount of luck that can swing it either way and at scores of 730+ this just gets more pronounced. Background – Part of this topic already chronicles the start of my prep – I had a bad accident 2 days before the exam and broke a few bones so had to go to the exam in crutches. Finished the exam, scored 700, finished an entire beer tower. About three weeks ago, read 2X2 Matrix’s debrief, soul searched, set a date 15 days in the future. My quant was excellent, and I am a good standardized test taker. My English is okay too, however I had a little difficulty with SC. Materials used – 1) OG 12 /13 2) MGMAT books – Sentence correction is beautiful, number properties is sexy, CR and the rest of Quant is very good, RC and AWA+IR are, for lack of a better word, *meh*. 3) The collection 700-800 level questions for SC, CR, DS. The ones for SC and CR are most helpful ,with explanations. Strategies – A lot of good debriefs out there – one of the best for strategies is this - 770-q50-v45-3-weeks-prep-journal-advice-materials-155273.html 2X2 Matrix. Only thing I’d like to add , it does help to keep an error log……for a while. For example, when I started out with SC, I tried to identify relevant categories in each of these – for example, parallelism, SV, subjunctive etc. Took a LOT of time in the beginning, but after a certain point, it got internalized. I no longer had to consciously classify, it happened of its own accord. This is when I stopped logging errors in SC(marginal returns and whatnot, although did still measure certain parameters such as accuracy and time per question. If making an error log is too tedious or boring for you, at least measure the accuracy every time you do a set or topic. I kid you not, constant measurement brought about the single largest improvement after every plateau. Exam Day – It went like it did for most people. Signed in, wrote the essay, IR’d my way to the break, drank some water and orange juice, half a banana, back in, quant, back out, water + orange juice + banana, verbal, score! I was averaging around 60 minutes for 37 Quant questions on prep tests, so I consciously rechecked every answer before submitting. Not recommended unless you have the same luxury of extra time and make a similarly large number of silly errors. That’s all for now, there are a couple other things that I’d like to add, but maybe another day. Till then, good luck. May the force be with you. Sand Tiger. ********* My name is Sand tiger. My life is okay, I guess. Nothing great. Above average intellect, okay-ish English, working in one of the better IT companies. Decent pay, fairly long hours, boring work. Heavy smoker, since office started 2 years ago. Also put on a fair amount of weight. Today was my last smoke. Tomorrow I quit work, with a notice of 3 months afterward. I have a girlfriend (irrelevant?). Anyway, I was gonna write this on a private blog, but I've been lurking around Gmatclub for so long, that I thought, I'll write here. I've been mentally mastur... enough as it is. I plan to give the GMAT on the 39th day from tomorrow - that's May the 31st, give or take. Also, along the way, I plan to go from 10 kilos overweight to 4 kilos over. TOEFL percentile is ~99 with perfect scores in 3 out of 4 categories, so that's taken care of. I know nothing of the GMAT, plan to start tomorrow. My GMAT Aim is 770. Yes, with 39 days of study and full time office ~ 14 hours a day.

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24 hours in a day.

2 days for quant, 1 each for SC, RC, CR.

Then its on to the tests.

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Final Stretch.

Have cut down on as many distractions as possible.

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Okay, I finalised a date.

Also took GmatPrep Test 1. The results were slightly surprising.

690 (Q50 V 34)

Quant , I was slightly apprehensive about a 47+ .
While 50 is okay,I had to rush on the last few.
Need to solve 'em faster.

Verbal - now that's a shocker. Haven't started my verbal prep , just randomly solved a few questions here and there.
Think I took it for granted, good wake up call.
Need to tackle verbal systematically, else its gonna take me to the cleaners.

The overall score is a bit of a bummer.
Could've done better, but I gave the full test including AWA and IR as well... and this was the first.
While an 80 point improvement in two weeks is stiff, I still think it is doable, given that I will improve my Verbal score largely over the week and test taking should get better with more tests.

IR - 8.0
Dunno if thats good or bad or ugly, and at this point I dont really care.
Will look at that next weekend.
Seems alright though.

A couple of things have happened over the weekend that have really reinforced the direction I plan to take in the next few months.

Uninstalled whatsapp.
Spoke to the girl, convinced her not meeting for 2 weeks was a good thing.
Started working out again.
My WTP is back, stronger then ever.

Sand Tiger is back.

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Thanks Archit

CR it is today.

Crazy workload in office, so hmm.

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Thanks Warrior.

“Tom, don't let anybody kid you. It's all personal, every bit of business. Every piece of **** every man has to eat every day of his life is personal. They call it business. OK. But it's personal as hell. You know where I learned that from? The Don. My old man. The Godfather. If a bolt of lightning hit a friend of his the old man would take it personal. He took my going into the Marines personal. That's what makes him great. The Great Don. He takes everything personal Like God. He knows every feather that falls from the tail of a sparrow or however the hell it goes? Right? And you know something? Accidents don't happen to people who take accidents as a personal insult.”

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One point would like to mention: We have a certain limit of willpower which can be increased over long term but not in a matter of days or a few weeks. The willpower is highest in the morning and decreases as the day progress and we do things that tax our willpower.
The point is you have set 3 goals: losing wt, not smoking and GMAT. All these tax will power from one source. If you focus on one goal at a time chance of sustaining your goals is higher.

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There are actually two different schools of thought on this Abhi.

One school of thought talks about a limited amount of willpower which can be increased with practice over a period of time -- a sort of parallel to stamina or muscle building.
The reason most people fail challenges which take on changing multiple aspects of behaviour is attributed to the fact that we are limited on will power and can only do so much.
There's also some corresponding biological research that suggests that our willpower also decreases with the decrease in glucose in the body -- that needs to be maintained at a certain optimum level. Makes good, logical, verifiable sense.

There is another school of thought, which essentially says that the amount of willpower we have is the amount of willpower we believe to have. Have you ever seen someone turn around their lives at a moment after the death of a loved one, or reading something that touched them? The amount of will power that you have is practically limitless if you keep feeding it with fear,or fire, or anger, whichever works. This is what separates the obsessed from the motivated, the elite from the great, the Michael Jordans and the Will Smiths and the Napolean Bonapartes and the Godfathers from the rest of the world. It is not a passive belief either (as has been verified in controlled experiments that people who believe in the latter exhibit much more will power doing the same tasks than people who believe their will power is finite... the research paper is out there on the internet somewhere). See also --> Cognitive Dissonance, and Method Acting. I assure you they are related.

Of course, neither school is completely right, neither is completely wrong. Will power is an abstract quality, easiest to have, toughest to keep.

Sorry for the rant.

Thank you for the motivation.

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Great Results..Keep it up Sandtiger, less than 2 weeks left:)

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Don't forget to give regular full length tests(with breaks)...sitting 4 hours handling the pressure is the all that going to mark the difference...in between check your error log what went wrong in the test and in practice...

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Thanks guys, very good advice.

Heavy workload in office for the past two days - i think we've managed to complete the whole week's scheduled activities in these two days.

Was hoping to complete SC by eod today, I've barely started

Gonna be a long night tonight.

I wish I had more time to prepare for the exam. I wish I could take holidays, and take breaks, and not sit through the night every night. I wish I got a scholarship, and a nice house by the sea. I'm sooooo tired. My head hurts. I'm afraid my eyes will pop out. I wish life wasn't so hard.
Or maybe, I'm just a lazy bum.

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Sentence correction - MGMAT
plus 28 Qs from that set
plus 700+ Qs from the other set --> around 165?

so that's 3/4th of the book and 190 odd Qs after that.
Very doable.

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Finished the book, the earlier set and 25 of the latter.

My accuracy is still around the 80 % mark, but I'm solving 'em much better and faster than Sunday's gmatprep.

Should have this in reasonably well rounded by EOD, so that I can start with CR tomorrow

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SC overload for today.
Getting sick of SC... a quick review on Saturday perhaps, and a preparatory CR introduction tonight so that there are no starting troubles with CR tomorrow.

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CR has been cool.. up until now.
Note taking is considerably slower than usual, but im going to persist with it, for all of today atleast.

MGMAT plus the SC problems. Try to get in a 100 - 150 problems in by EOD

Cheers.

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Holy mother of god only nine days remaining and so much to do.

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Guess its time to find out.

Mustn't lose the faith.

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Okay so the main purpose of this thread was to chronicle my journey from the start of the prep to the exam -- to gain insight into myself as well as bring better clarity to the whole effort (of prepping for the gmat).

While it has succeeded somewhat in both those purposes, I find myself spending an inordinately large amount of time on the forum, lurking about, reading other people's posts, and experiences, and tips and suggestions.

I find myself thinking about what to achieve in a day, so as to put it in the post -- the entire effort has reduced to a series of minor ( and highly uncalibrated ) challenges -- ticking boxes, I suppose, so that I can put that up here.

My GMAT is in ten days and its gonna come whether I am ready or not.
And ultimately, what matters is that I show up.

To those of you who have their exams scheduled before(Samvit?)mine, good luck.
I'm no longer posting here until after the exam.

See you on the other side.

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Hey Sandtiger,

All the best, see on the other side for sure.
Hope we Both cross our expected results.

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Okay wasnt going to post until the exam was done but there's a question I'm hoping someone can answer --

Gave the second gmat test prep today and there was a marked improvement in verbal -- or so i thought until the final score popped up.

Turns out that I'd got 8 questions incorrect, as opposed to 16 last time round.... but 4 of them were consecutive ones in the last five - A horrible RC.

Would that account for a lower than expected score in verbal??

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At V35 it would not at higher levels it would.

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Wont be sober for a while.

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