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27 Jan 2025, 08:51
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Preparing for the GMAT was a rollercoaster of emotions and discipline. I started with diagnostic tests to identify my strengths and weaknesses—quant was my strong suit, but verbal needed serious work. My prep began with self-study, relying on materials from GMAT Club and the Official Guide. I scheduled daily 2-3 hour study blocks, balancing work and prep.
The GMAT Club Quizzes were a game-changer, especially for tackling data sufficiency and sentence correction. Their analytics helped me identify weak areas, and I revisited concepts through video explanations and forums. Practice tests were invaluable; the fluctuating scores were humbling but motivating.
On test day, nerves kicked in, but pacing strategies helped me stay focused. The quant section felt manageable, though verbal threw some curveballs. I walked out feeling mixed but ended up scoring 720, exceeding my expectations. It was a challenging yet rewarding journey, teaching me resilience and smart preparation.
The GMAT Club Quizzes were a game-changer, especially for tackling data sufficiency and sentence correction. Their analytics helped me identify weak areas, and I revisited concepts through video explanations and forums. Practice tests were invaluable; the fluctuating scores were humbling but motivating.
On test day, nerves kicked in, but pacing strategies helped me stay focused. The quant section felt manageable, though verbal threw some curveballs. I walked out feeling mixed but ended up scoring 720, exceeding my expectations. It was a challenging yet rewarding journey, teaching me resilience and smart preparation.
27 Jan 2025, 09:36
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Congrats and all the best for applications
29 Jan 2025, 07:18
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Hi hereiam2410,
Congrats on a job well done! However, you mentioned you scored 720 on the GMAT. Did you mean 725? 720 is no longer a possible score on the current version of the GMAT.
Congrats on a job well done! However, you mentioned you scored 720 on the GMAT. Did you mean 725? 720 is no longer a possible score on the current version of the GMAT.
