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I wanted to say thank you to GMAT club for existing. Without it I wouldn't have had the opportunity to learn from all those math geniuses out there!!!
Anyway, story goes, I took the GMAT in October, scored 530 (Q21, V77). Retook the GMAT in November after purchasing the OG 11th ed, scored a 550 (Q24, V85).
I took the GMAT this morning and scored a 650!!!!! (Q74, V81)
Considering my struggles with the quant in the last two tests, and the thought that I'd never crack 600, I am tremendously satisfied with my score and proud to say that I will never take this test again! (that is, of course, if I fail to get into a program within the next 5 years). I have conquered it in my own personal way.
Thanks again for all the math questions, not judging me when I answered so many questions wrong, and when I asked really dumb questions...
Anyway, story goes, I took the GMAT in October, scored 530 (Q21, V77). Retook the GMAT in November after purchasing the OG 11th ed, scored a 550 (Q24, V85).
I took the GMAT this morning and scored a 650!!!!! (Q74, V81)
Considering my struggles with the quant in the last two tests, and the thought that I'd never crack 600, I am tremendously satisfied with my score and proud to say that I will never take this test again! (that is, of course, if I fail to get into a program within the next 5 years). I have conquered it in my own personal way.
Thanks again for all the math questions, not judging me when I answered so many questions wrong, and when I asked really dumb questions...
650 is a good score
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I should add that I took this at a Pearson Center. The marker was like a super fine sharpie (the smallest tip), and the spiral bound graph paper was plenty for the essays and the math sections, and probably enough for any jotting you'd do during Verbal (I don't make any notes during that section)...
I thought the AWA questions were about medium in difficulty. I had a hard time coming up with a way to structure the analysis of an argument section, but a fairly easy time thinking of examples for use the analysis of an issue.
Quant - I have mixed feelings about this. I felt most we OG style of questions, but I felt like I saw more questions like "is n an even number", or "what is the minimum value of n so that...." etc. I didn't feel like I saw too many straightforward problem solving questions.
Verbal - started with a long series of SC, followed by Reading Comprehension. I believe in all I had 3 or 4 Reading comprehension passages, but a couple were only 2 paragraphs long or so. Questions we're too far from what you'd see in OG. I didn't feel like I saw too many CR questions, but I got two that were along the lines of "the parts in bold represent which of the following...Part 1 draws a conclusion; part 2 is evidence to support the conculsion", etc. I found those somewhat difficult. I also had two where I had to fill in the blank at the end of the CR statement.
Also, I got 10 minute breaks, instead of 5. Maybe they've changed the length of the breaks this year?
I thought the AWA questions were about medium in difficulty. I had a hard time coming up with a way to structure the analysis of an argument section, but a fairly easy time thinking of examples for use the analysis of an issue.
Quant - I have mixed feelings about this. I felt most we OG style of questions, but I felt like I saw more questions like "is n an even number", or "what is the minimum value of n so that...." etc. I didn't feel like I saw too many straightforward problem solving questions.
Verbal - started with a long series of SC, followed by Reading Comprehension. I believe in all I had 3 or 4 Reading comprehension passages, but a couple were only 2 paragraphs long or so. Questions we're too far from what you'd see in OG. I didn't feel like I saw too many CR questions, but I got two that were along the lines of "the parts in bold represent which of the following...Part 1 draws a conclusion; part 2 is evidence to support the conculsion", etc. I found those somewhat difficult. I also had two where I had to fill in the blank at the end of the CR statement.
Also, I got 10 minute breaks, instead of 5. Maybe they've changed the length of the breaks this year?
improvement!!! Great job!!!!!!!!!!!
