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09 May 2024, 00:35
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Hi, everyone,
In this GMAT experience talk show, we talk to Tavishi, a young MBA aspirant from India who recently scored 725 in her latest GMAT Focus exam. It’s a 99.9 percentile score on the new GMAT Focus edition and she achieved this feat in her first GMAT attempt. Tavishi faced many problems in her GMAT prep as many other test-takers; She wasn’t able to study long hours due to her demanding work schedule; she would often lose interest after studying for a day or two; she would rush through the test for lack of time management, sacrificing accuracy. She eventually overcame these challenges, made significant improvements in her preparation & practicing strategies, made the most of the Magoosh GMAT course she had purchased and faced her actual GMAT attempt with full confidence and scored 725. In this podcast, we talk to Tavishi and try to understand her GMAT journey in her own words.
You can listen to it at the following link gmatclub-podcast-gmat-focus-99-percentile-speed-vs-accuracy-429499.html#p3394440
In this GMAT experience talk show, we talk to Tavishi, a young MBA aspirant from India who recently scored 725 in her latest GMAT Focus exam. It’s a 99.9 percentile score on the new GMAT Focus edition and she achieved this feat in her first GMAT attempt. Tavishi faced many problems in her GMAT prep as many other test-takers; She wasn’t able to study long hours due to her demanding work schedule; she would often lose interest after studying for a day or two; she would rush through the test for lack of time management, sacrificing accuracy. She eventually overcame these challenges, made significant improvements in her preparation & practicing strategies, made the most of the Magoosh GMAT course she had purchased and faced her actual GMAT attempt with full confidence and scored 725. In this podcast, we talk to Tavishi and try to understand her GMAT journey in her own words.
You can listen to it at the following link gmatclub-podcast-gmat-focus-99-percentile-speed-vs-accuracy-429499.html#p3394440
09 May 2024, 06:00
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herrbandana
So, while it is possible, it really depends on your current skills and your starting point. So, the first thing I would do is take a full-length GMAT focus practice exam, so you can see how far off you are from your Q78 score goal. Once you have that data, you can better determine what can be done in a few weeks.
09 May 2024, 11:31
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Does someone have TTP course and is willing to share/sell, please connect
