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nickrubick
Joined: 25 Mar 2018
Last visit: 18 Jun 2018
Posts: 38
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Status:Prospective applicant to LBS Sloan MSe
Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Leadership, Strategy
Schools: LBS Sloan Masters '20
GMAT 1: 710 Q44 V44
WE:Project Management (Aerospace and Defense)
25 Mar 2018, 12:43
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Hi there, nice to meet you all!
This has been a long time coming, but I have finally added a brief description of my GMAT experience in my blog: https://rubicksjourneys.wordpress.com/2 ... -the-gmat/
I am very happy to say that I achieved a score of 710, without paying for any tuition or premium tuition packages.
There is some very useful free content out there, which I have detailed in my blog entry above.
The key for me was a lot of studying of the areas that I was less strong at.
If anyone has any questions then I will be happy to help wherever I can.
All the best
Nick
This has been a long time coming, but I have finally added a brief description of my GMAT experience in my blog: https://rubicksjourneys.wordpress.com/2 ... -the-gmat/
I am very happy to say that I achieved a score of 710, without paying for any tuition or premium tuition packages.
There is some very useful free content out there, which I have detailed in my blog entry above.
The key for me was a lot of studying of the areas that I was less strong at.
If anyone has any questions then I will be happy to help wherever I can.
All the best
Nick
26 Mar 2018, 10:06
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nickrubick
This is an amazing score Nick, and thanks for sharing your debrief. It really helps and we can take a lot of guidance from this.
Can you share your RC strategy and what resources did you use?
Thanks for all help.
QZ
nickrubick
Joined: 25 Mar 2018
Last visit: 18 Jun 2018
Posts: 38
Own Kudos:
Status:Prospective applicant to LBS Sloan MSe
Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Leadership, Strategy
Schools: LBS Sloan Masters '20
GMAT 1: 710 Q44 V44
WE:Project Management (Aerospace and Defense)
26 Mar 2018, 14:09
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Hi QZ,
Thanks for the compliment
With regards to RC, I would once again advise to use the free Veritas Prep app.
Another back up option is to use the Economist tutor app - they give you a 7 day free trial which I used. If you are really struggling with RC then it may be worth taking this free trial, and making as much use of it on RC as possible over the 7 days. RC is definitely one where it is more the strategy you apply, rather than lots and lots of repetitive practice as seems to be effective with the quant problems.
I'd be interested to hear how you get on!
Thanks for the compliment
With regards to RC, I would once again advise to use the free Veritas Prep app.
Another back up option is to use the Economist tutor app - they give you a 7 day free trial which I used. If you are really struggling with RC then it may be worth taking this free trial, and making as much use of it on RC as possible over the 7 days. RC is definitely one where it is more the strategy you apply, rather than lots and lots of repetitive practice as seems to be effective with the quant problems.
I'd be interested to hear how you get on!
