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GMAT 1: 680 Q45 V38
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Seeing some real progress in my studies! I began studying in January, but only studied for about 3 weeks before having to postpone for other life obligations.
I took my first practice CAT today (MGMAT) after restarting my studies at the beginning of April. Score progression below:
560 (GMATPrep) Q31, v36
590 (MGMAT 1) Q34, V36
630 (MGMAT 2) Q41, V35
I've really cranked down on quant preparation in the last few weeks and it's rewarding to see legitimate progress! Still a long way to go as I shoot for a score over 700, but this gives me confidence in my study plan.
A few things that I think have helped me these past few weeks
I still have a lot of work to hit my goal score of 700 or above, but I fully believe that I will. The more I get to know this test, the more I recognize how much of a mental challenge it is. There isn't time to get demoralized and doubt your potential. Attack your studies and every problem head on!
I took my first practice CAT today (MGMAT) after restarting my studies at the beginning of April. Score progression below:
560 (GMATPrep) Q31, v36
590 (MGMAT 1) Q34, V36
630 (MGMAT 2) Q41, V35
I've really cranked down on quant preparation in the last few weeks and it's rewarding to see legitimate progress! Still a long way to go as I shoot for a score over 700, but this gives me confidence in my study plan.
A few things that I think have helped me these past few weeks
- Stay Consistent! Seriously - don't go a day without thinking about the GMAT in some form
- Trust the process - and enjoy it!
I still have a lot of work to hit my goal score of 700 or above, but I fully believe that I will. The more I get to know this test, the more I recognize how much of a mental challenge it is. There isn't time to get demoralized and doubt your potential. Attack your studies and every problem head on!
