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08 Jul 2022, 03:59
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I was doing my final year BBA and aspired to do MS Finance / Management from the Best Business School in US/ UK. But GMAT looked like a big hurdle to cross. I wanted a good score but was clueless as to how I proceed. Started my journey in Jan 2022, I took the first mock from MBA and scored a 500 - it was scary - I thought I couldn’t get 700.
I gathered all the prep materials including the latest official guides -I was preparing 2-3 hours per day solving questions from the OGs but wasn't doing them in the right way. After 2 months of self-prep, I felt I need a proper guide to direct me and streamline my GMAT prep. With a google search, I found a few institutes and after my initial research, I decided to give ScoreLeap a try - because it was providing offline - personalized 1-2-1 training.
After 3 months of training on the concepts and many hours of homework discussions, I felt confident - My coach at ScoreLeap was very patient - demonstrated a genuine interest in my score Patiently answered all my doubts, and repeated the concepts that I wasn't confident about many times.
I started to take mock tests and my scores gradually began to improve - but what was so difficult was to keep calm during the test and know which questions to skip quickly - after a few detailed mock test analyses, I learned the art of letting go -
I booked the test ( June 22nd, 2022) - On the d-day, I kept calm and decided to take the test without any expectations!
As instructed by my coach, I quickly analyzed the question in front of me - if I found it difficult or If I felt like I couldn't solve it in the given time I just skipped - I skipped a couple of SC in the beginning, this really helped me to take control of test -
I focused on the questions that I know I can answer and can get them right for sure - particularly RC - I paid more attention to RC and completed verbal with 1 min to spare.
The Quant section has been my strength always, and I was very confident in answering questions.
I was hoping for a 700 but the screen flashed 740 with V40 Q50 I was elated.
What I have realized in this journey is GMAT is not just a test of concepts or strategy - but a test of mindset. It is very important to focus on mindset throughout the preparation - The ScoreLeap coach helped me at every step building the right frame of mind. I am happy it all worked out well in the end.
To all other GMAT test-takers, all the best, and play the GMAT GAME ( As my coach always says - just play the GAME )
I gathered all the prep materials including the latest official guides -I was preparing 2-3 hours per day solving questions from the OGs but wasn't doing them in the right way. After 2 months of self-prep, I felt I need a proper guide to direct me and streamline my GMAT prep. With a google search, I found a few institutes and after my initial research, I decided to give ScoreLeap a try - because it was providing offline - personalized 1-2-1 training.
After 3 months of training on the concepts and many hours of homework discussions, I felt confident - My coach at ScoreLeap was very patient - demonstrated a genuine interest in my score Patiently answered all my doubts, and repeated the concepts that I wasn't confident about many times.
I started to take mock tests and my scores gradually began to improve - but what was so difficult was to keep calm during the test and know which questions to skip quickly - after a few detailed mock test analyses, I learned the art of letting go -
I booked the test ( June 22nd, 2022) - On the d-day, I kept calm and decided to take the test without any expectations!
As instructed by my coach, I quickly analyzed the question in front of me - if I found it difficult or If I felt like I couldn't solve it in the given time I just skipped - I skipped a couple of SC in the beginning, this really helped me to take control of test -
I focused on the questions that I know I can answer and can get them right for sure - particularly RC - I paid more attention to RC and completed verbal with 1 min to spare.
The Quant section has been my strength always, and I was very confident in answering questions.
I was hoping for a 700 but the screen flashed 740 with V40 Q50 I was elated.
What I have realized in this journey is GMAT is not just a test of concepts or strategy - but a test of mindset. It is very important to focus on mindset throughout the preparation - The ScoreLeap coach helped me at every step building the right frame of mind. I am happy it all worked out well in the end.
To all other GMAT test-takers, all the best, and play the GMAT GAME ( As my coach always says - just play the GAME )
08 Jul 2022, 06:49
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Congratulations varsharavi06 on your result, and best of luck for the journey ahead.
Congratulations are in order for Scoreleap too, another feather has been added to their cap.
Congratulations are in order for Scoreleap too, another feather has been added to their cap.
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08 Jul 2022, 08:04
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congratulations for your score...
but did not understand the part where you said
" I skipped a couple of SC in the beginning, this really helped me to take control of test"
its very unlikely to skip SC questions but still score V 40 ; its both amazing and astonishing...
nevertheless the end result matters , all the best for your applications.
but did not understand the part where you said
" I skipped a couple of SC in the beginning, this really helped me to take control of test"
its very unlikely to skip SC questions but still score V 40 ; its both amazing and astonishing...
nevertheless the end result matters , all the best for your applications.
