GMAT 770

Question

Nothin' new. Just as hordes of others have got 760+ on gmat ,so i too am happy writing this. I Don't think that i can tell anythin' new to the ppl who are still preparing for GMAT. Still i would like to reinforce the value of consistency because it really helps in building ur concepts and keeeping them fresh in ur mind.
all the best. :-D

bangalorian2000 · Answer

Great score maverick09

mads · Answer

Wow

......Congratulations.

chix475ntu · Answer

Awesome score!! Congratulations.

TheSituation · Answer

great score, outstanding work... but weak recap man. If you score a 760 you must have at least one value-added tip beyond "be consistent" ... let us in on some of the trade secrets of a 750+ score

atanasovd · Answer

I have a question, I want to take the GMAT and I need advice on which material is better and which books can be used the best to prepare for the test. On amazon I saw there is a new Kaplan 2010-2011 Premier online book. Is this book enough for prep?
 Thanks in advance

bakfed · Answer

Great score

@atanasovd, book-wise, there is a whole bunch of suggestion out there. Though other's opinion may differ, I personally recommend taking a practice GMAT first and see where you're weak points are at. Then I'd go and purchase the books that will necessarily attack my weak areas. You can find free test on Manhattan GMAT, Princeton Review, GMATPrep (2 free tests).

Generally speaking though, you must have OG12 (plus its individual quant&verbal books). OG is published by GMAC, and reflects real questions that you'll see on the test. Manhattan GMAT books are also something that you can look into.

adalfu · Answer

nope, that's not good enough... (if you truly want to get a 700+).

tarun · Answer

Gr8 score. I'm sure there are people who would be interested in reading your detailed experience.

atanasovd · Answer

Thank you for the advice, I guess I'll get the Official Gudie since everyone says it's the best place to start and than I'll see where I need improvement. I'll keep posted for more advice

maverick09 · Answer

my GMAT experience :
GMAT: 770(Q:50,93%; V:46,99%)
GMATPrep1: 770
GMATprep2: 760
Manhattangmat1: 720
 2: 730
 3: 680
 4: 780
 5: 730
 6: 730

Did lots of practice with 1000SCs, CR and RCs etc.

maverick09 · Answer

And a loat of practice from old GMAT papers available in the PDF format.
Did around 10-12 of them. was getting around 34-36 out of 41 right on Verbal and around 32-35 out of 37 right on Quant.

atanasovd · Answer

can please send me the old GMAT papers that you have,
thank you very much. and congrats. on the score

AtifS · Answer

Just search them man. As a club member I don't think it would be right to exchange these materials ( copyrighted ).

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