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abcsayali
Joined: 12 Oct 2022
Last visit: 19 Jun 2025
Posts: 52
Given Kudos: 52
Location: India
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82 
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Posts: 52
17 Mar 2024, 22:52
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Hello fellow GMAT aspirants,
I'm Sayali, and I recently scored a 705 (Q90, V83, DI82) on my GMAT. It took me 4 attempts to finally get here.
Nov'22 630 (V27/Q49) IR8
Jan'24 640 (V31/Q46) IR6
Jan'24 680 (V32/Q49) IR8
Mar'24 705 (Q90, V83, DI82)
Prep Experience:
After my first official attempt I came across e-GMAT and starting using the course for preparation. It really helped me improve my basics and get to a 680 score level. But after preparing for more than 1 year. 680 isn't what I was hoping for targeting.
To be honest after Third Attempt I had lost all hope. I wasn't sure how to prepare for GMAT FE and after preparing for Classic GMAT for so long it felt defeating to start with new prep. But I wanted to try one last time and I didn't feel like giving up. So I took my first GMAT FE Official Mock Test to understand where I am at and the pattern of the exam. After giving the Mock, I understood that GMAT FE is better suited for me as IR & Quant has been my strengths and I realized that if I maintain a good (80+) score in Verbal, there's still a chance for me.
But even after all this I was so low on motivation that I decided to take took few days off prep as I couldn't make myself to sit and study. Once I was back after almost one week's time, I took another Mock (Mock Test 2) identified my weaker sections and worked diligently. One thing I understood early on is to make sure to attempt each question, otherwise I will be heavily penalized. I also decided to solely rely on Official Guide & Mock Tests for preparation this time around. I used to attempt Mock every other day and practiced similar questions that I got wrong. I also used TTP free course & Youtube videos to work on weaker Verbal sections. I didn't have a lot of time to go through their entire course but it really helped me improve my CR.
Summary of mock tests score and no. of mistakes I made -
Sectional Order - Verbal Break Quant DI
After apprearing for the actual test I felt that the difficulty of the actual exam was similar as compared to the mocks. I will personally recommend everyone to practice questions from official gmat sources and attempt as many official Mocks.
I hope that my journey and the insights will help you in your GMAT preparation.
Remember, with the right strategy and dedication, achieving a high score is definitely within reach. If I can do it, you can do it too!
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I'm Sayali, and I recently scored a 705 (Q90, V83, DI82) on my GMAT. It took me 4 attempts to finally get here.
Nov'22 630 (V27/Q49) IR8
Jan'24 640 (V31/Q46) IR6
Jan'24 680 (V32/Q49) IR8
Mar'24 705 (Q90, V83, DI82)
Prep Experience:
After my first official attempt I came across e-GMAT and starting using the course for preparation. It really helped me improve my basics and get to a 680 score level. But after preparing for more than 1 year. 680 isn't what I was hoping for targeting.
To be honest after Third Attempt I had lost all hope. I wasn't sure how to prepare for GMAT FE and after preparing for Classic GMAT for so long it felt defeating to start with new prep. But I wanted to try one last time and I didn't feel like giving up. So I took my first GMAT FE Official Mock Test to understand where I am at and the pattern of the exam. After giving the Mock, I understood that GMAT FE is better suited for me as IR & Quant has been my strengths and I realized that if I maintain a good (80+) score in Verbal, there's still a chance for me.
But even after all this I was so low on motivation that I decided to take took few days off prep as I couldn't make myself to sit and study. Once I was back after almost one week's time, I took another Mock (Mock Test 2) identified my weaker sections and worked diligently. One thing I understood early on is to make sure to attempt each question, otherwise I will be heavily penalized. I also decided to solely rely on Official Guide & Mock Tests for preparation this time around. I used to attempt Mock every other day and practiced similar questions that I got wrong. I also used TTP free course & Youtube videos to work on weaker Verbal sections. I didn't have a lot of time to go through their entire course but it really helped me improve my CR.
Summary of mock tests score and no. of mistakes I made -
Sectional Order - Verbal Break Quant DI
After apprearing for the actual test I felt that the difficulty of the actual exam was similar as compared to the mocks. I will personally recommend everyone to practice questions from official gmat sources and attempt as many official Mocks.
I hope that my journey and the insights will help you in your GMAT preparation.
Remember, with the right strategy and dedication, achieving a high score is definitely within reach. If I can do it, you can do it too!
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18 Mar 2024, 06:38
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Nice work sticking with your prep and making your goal happen!
Also, I'm glad to hear that the TTP CR material and videos worked well for you.
Congrats, and may all go well with your apps and everything else.
Also, I'm glad to hear that the TTP CR material and videos worked well for you.
Congrats, and may all go well with your apps and everything else.
abcsayali
Joined: 12 Oct 2022
Last visit: 19 Jun 2025
Posts: 52
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Given Kudos: 52
Location: India
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Schools: Ross '27 (D) Anderson '27 (A$) HBS '27 (D) Tuck '27 (WL) Booth '27 (D) Stanford '27 (II) Kellog '27 (I) Fuqua '27 (WL) Johnson '27 (II) Tepper '27 (WL)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q90 V83 DI82
GRE 1: Q166 V150
Posts: 52
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19 Mar 2024, 09:27
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MartyMurray Thank you! Btw I watched a lot of your videos on CR available on YouTube.. Those really helped me improve my CR score. So thanks once again
