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22 Mar 2010, 13:56
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The story began about a year ago. After I studied GMAT for 6 months, I took just 620. Then, I took 610 after a month. Then I stoped studying and went to complete my military service which took 6 months. Then, I regain my self-esteem and commenced the mission of rocking GMAT and finally I got 730 ( Q:50, V:37).
22 Mar 2010, 13:58
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Congratulations!!!
Q50 is very impressive. Any tips/suggestions/materials used/surprises/challenges/etc?
22 Mar 2010, 14:24
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Regarding Q 50, I should remind that I have an engineering in Turkey. As a Turkish engineer, the quantitative questions of GMAT is in secondary level. Therefore, I did not study GMAT quant. My only struggle was with Verbal part.
The major mistake that I did for the first two failures was not improving mystamina and studying different materials from OG. At first, I covered all recommended materials including; Kaplan 800, Princeton Review, Baron...
But no one was as effective as studying OG 11th and OG Verbal thourougly. I solved every question of these books with 75 minute intervals and I red each explanations of answers.
The other important point, I tested my progress with GMAT Prep. I solved these two tests many times, and every time, I experienced different questions. GMAT prep is a great indicater of your progress.
The major mistake that I did for the first two failures was not improving mystamina and studying different materials from OG. At first, I covered all recommended materials including; Kaplan 800, Princeton Review, Baron...
But no one was as effective as studying OG 11th and OG Verbal thourougly. I solved every question of these books with 75 minute intervals and I red each explanations of answers.
The other important point, I tested my progress with GMAT Prep. I solved these two tests many times, and every time, I experienced different questions. GMAT prep is a great indicater of your progress.
((. What should I do? Should I re-take the GMAT? 
