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05 Jun 2008, 03:30
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Hey guys,
I'm finally done with a 720 and an awful awa 4.5. My question is whether this awa score is suff enough not to trigger a retake? I'm concerned. Also I got to do some big damage control at work
-Mine was a haphazard study done over a period of 5-6 months.
-OG11 and Gprep are indeed your best friend, stick with them. Agree with chineseburned on the other thread dealing with toughness of gprep vs the real thing. Felt the real one slightly on the tougher side.
-Did use gmat club occasionally. It has a vast amount of useful information and some great people. I remember how I felt good when I got my probability doubt cleared with Walker's answers to my question and also when Paul helped with his answer on that stupid as-like-||isms question. Guys this site is really helpful especially when you are studying after a long academic gap. Thnx again gmat club.
Regards,
farend
I'm finally done with a 720 and an awful awa 4.5. My question is whether this awa score is suff enough not to trigger a retake? I'm concerned. Also I got to do some big damage control at work
-Mine was a haphazard study done over a period of 5-6 months.
-OG11 and Gprep are indeed your best friend, stick with them. Agree with chineseburned on the other thread dealing with toughness of gprep vs the real thing. Felt the real one slightly on the tougher side.
-Did use gmat club occasionally. It has a vast amount of useful information and some great people. I remember how I felt good when I got my probability doubt cleared with Walker's answers to my question and also when Paul helped with his answer on that stupid as-like-||isms question. Guys this site is really helpful especially when you are studying after a long academic gap. Thnx again gmat club.
Regards,
farend
05 Jun 2008, 03:43
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Congratulations farend. Great score. Did you find out about your AWA straight away ? What was the QV split eventually ?
