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At one point, she believed GMAT wasn’t for her. After scoring 595, self-doubt crept in and she questioned her potential. But instead of quitting, she made the right strategic changes. The result? A remarkable comeback to 695. Check out how Saakshi did it.
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29 May 2024, 20:18
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Hello all,
Finally, got a 695 in GMAT FE at 98%ile. Score split - Q90, V84, DI 79.
I had first taken the conventional GMAT in Jan'24. For that I had prepared mostly all by myself for about 2 months using the official guides and doing all the mocks. I was already good at quant so that was not a problem, I was struggling with Verbal and despite practicing a lot was not seeing any score improvements. I got a 700 with Q49 and V35. I wasn't happy with the score so I registered for GMAT FE.
For GMAT FE I bought the TTP plan as I thought I needed formal training for Verbal and DI section. I really liked the interface and quality of questions on TTP. portal. One feature I liked the most was that you have to mark why you got a question wrong, they have a list of common reasons and you have to choose whichever applies. Analysing my mistakes seeing all the wrong reasons made me realise what I was doing wrong most of the time. It was primarily not reading questio carefully.
My strategy for FE was to study TTP and give the official focus Mocks. I solved around 8 official mocks with my score ranging from 595 to 675.
In one of the mocks I got an abysmally low score in DI despite getting 13 questions right, it was becasue I could not mark the last three questions - So never ever miss marking a question on GMAT FE the penalty is huge.
I am satisified with the score and TTP helped me a lot to improve the fundamentals and know how to get the tough questions right!
Also, can't thank the gmat club forum enough for all the explanations and support provided here!
Finally, got a 695 in GMAT FE at 98%ile. Score split - Q90, V84, DI 79.
I had first taken the conventional GMAT in Jan'24. For that I had prepared mostly all by myself for about 2 months using the official guides and doing all the mocks. I was already good at quant so that was not a problem, I was struggling with Verbal and despite practicing a lot was not seeing any score improvements. I got a 700 with Q49 and V35. I wasn't happy with the score so I registered for GMAT FE.
For GMAT FE I bought the TTP plan as I thought I needed formal training for Verbal and DI section. I really liked the interface and quality of questions on TTP. portal. One feature I liked the most was that you have to mark why you got a question wrong, they have a list of common reasons and you have to choose whichever applies. Analysing my mistakes seeing all the wrong reasons made me realise what I was doing wrong most of the time. It was primarily not reading questio carefully.
My strategy for FE was to study TTP and give the official focus Mocks. I solved around 8 official mocks with my score ranging from 595 to 675.
In one of the mocks I got an abysmally low score in DI despite getting 13 questions right, it was becasue I could not mark the last three questions - So never ever miss marking a question on GMAT FE the penalty is huge.
I am satisified with the score and TTP helped me a lot to improve the fundamentals and know how to get the tough questions right!
Also, can't thank the gmat club forum enough for all the explanations and support provided here!
29 May 2024, 20:51
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Congrats on the epic score. 98% on the FE will surely open multiple schools for you.
I have the same breakup on the Gmat Classic.
Wish you all the best.
I have the same breakup on the Gmat Classic.
Wish you all the best.
30 May 2024, 09:38
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Hi Kanha.sodani97,
695 is a fantastic score! Congeratulations!
I'm thrilled to see that you enjoyed the features and structure of the TTP course! Our team has spared no effort in developing a comprehensive curriculum that not only covers the essentials but also equips students with the tools and strategies needed to succeed.
Your satisfaction is our greatest reward, and we're here to support you however possible. Congratulations again on your achievement, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
695 is a fantastic score! Congeratulations!
I'm thrilled to see that you enjoyed the features and structure of the TTP course! Our team has spared no effort in developing a comprehensive curriculum that not only covers the essentials but also equips students with the tools and strategies needed to succeed.
Your satisfaction is our greatest reward, and we're here to support you however possible. Congratulations again on your achievement, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
