Congratulations,
iyGMAT, on earning a fantastic score. At the same time, I cannot help but feel as though the debrief does not quite deliver to the extent I would expect from the title. I could write a one-line summary that would appear to suffice:
Q: How do you get a 790 on the GMAT™?
A: Sign up for
Target Test Prep.
Now, I am not in any way casting doubts on the efficacy of the TTP program. The name shows up in quite a few of these high-score debriefs, and I enjoy reading responses in the forum to Quant and Verbal questions from Scott, Jeff, and Marty. But, pardon me for being curious, I was hoping to learn a little more about the
process you undertook to go from that 700 to a near-perfect 790 in, to use your own words,
over a year. What obstacles did you encounter along the way? How about CR and SC?
I am not asking for a novella here, and if my response has put you off, I will only add that I am not expecting anything. It is just that these ultra-high scores come up in the forum just a handful of times a year, and I know that many members look to debriefs such as yours for advice.
Finally, since Jeff mentioned that you may retake the exam in an effort to earn those next 10 points, what would you do to prepare?
All the best to you in your endeavors.
- Andrew