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nik519
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Schools: Booth '23 (A)
GMAT 1: 710 Q50 V35
GMAT 2: 770 Q50 V44
26 Mar 2020, 11:57
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Hello everyone.
I want to share my experience here with everyone. I gave my first attempt almost 6 months back and was a little overconfident with it. But when I ended up with a 710, my confidence was shaken and I booked a retake just after 25 days, thinking that luck played a part and I'll get my dream score of 750+ this time. But once again I saw the same 710 on the screen and this time, It really brought me down on the ground. After this attempt, I took some time to think upon and I started my preparation after a month. I started with the basics of grammar as SC was the worst-performing section for both of my attempts. I strengthened my basic concepts and tried to do only official questions. I read multiple books, including GMATCLUB grammar book and many others. I booked my test date after almost 3 months from my previous attempt. When I saw a 770 on the screen, I finally got relief. I just wanted to thank all the community especially GMATNinja @SAYANTAK daagh and many many other moderators for the awesome content here on GMAT club. Finally, my journey of GMAT ends after a stressful 6 months of preparation. Good Luck everyone. Please pm me if anyone has any questions or doubts.
I want to share my experience here with everyone. I gave my first attempt almost 6 months back and was a little overconfident with it. But when I ended up with a 710, my confidence was shaken and I booked a retake just after 25 days, thinking that luck played a part and I'll get my dream score of 750+ this time. But once again I saw the same 710 on the screen and this time, It really brought me down on the ground. After this attempt, I took some time to think upon and I started my preparation after a month. I started with the basics of grammar as SC was the worst-performing section for both of my attempts. I strengthened my basic concepts and tried to do only official questions. I read multiple books, including GMATCLUB grammar book and many others. I booked my test date after almost 3 months from my previous attempt. When I saw a 770 on the screen, I finally got relief. I just wanted to thank all the community especially GMATNinja @SAYANTAK daagh and many many other moderators for the awesome content here on GMAT club. Finally, my journey of GMAT ends after a stressful 6 months of preparation. Good Luck everyone. Please pm me if anyone has any questions or doubts.
26 Mar 2020, 12:33
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nik519
Hello everyone.
I want to share my experience here with everyone. I gave my first attempt almost 6 months back and was a little overconfident with it. But when I ended up with a 710, my confidence was shaken and I booked a retake just after 25 days, thinking that luck played a part and I'll get my dream score of 750+ this time. But once again I saw the same 710 on the screen and this time, It really brought me down on the ground. After this attempt, I took some time to think upon and I started my preparation after a month. I started with the basics of grammar as SC was the worst-performing section for both of my attempts. I strengthened my basic concepts and tried to do only official questions. I read multiple books, including GMATCLUB grammar book and many others. I booked my test date after almost 3 months from my previous attempt. When I saw a 770 on the screen, I finally got relief. I just wanted to thank all the community especially GMATNinja @SAYANTAK daagh and many many other moderators for the awesome content here on GMAT club. Finally, my journey of GMAT ends after a stressful 6 months of preparation. Good Luck everyone. Please pm me if anyone has any questions or doubts.
I want to share my experience here with everyone. I gave my first attempt almost 6 months back and was a little overconfident with it. But when I ended up with a 710, my confidence was shaken and I booked a retake just after 25 days, thinking that luck played a part and I'll get my dream score of 750+ this time. But once again I saw the same 710 on the screen and this time, It really brought me down on the ground. After this attempt, I took some time to think upon and I started my preparation after a month. I started with the basics of grammar as SC was the worst-performing section for both of my attempts. I strengthened my basic concepts and tried to do only official questions. I read multiple books, including GMATCLUB grammar book and many others. I booked my test date after almost 3 months from my previous attempt. When I saw a 770 on the screen, I finally got relief. I just wanted to thank all the community especially GMATNinja @SAYANTAK daagh and many many other moderators for the awesome content here on GMAT club. Finally, my journey of GMAT ends after a stressful 6 months of preparation. Good Luck everyone. Please pm me if anyone has any questions or doubts.
Congratulations for your outstanding score. I wish you will get admission on your desired university.
27 Mar 2020, 09:58
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Wow, 770 is amazing!! Congrats on such a great score and good luck with things moving forward.
