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Updated on: 26 Feb 2023, 23:40
Originally posted by Miroslav456 on 14 Feb 2023, 08:42.
Last edited by Nikhil on 26 Feb 2023, 23:40, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Nikhil on 26 Feb 2023, 23:40, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi everyone. Since I became a member of Gmatclub I have been getting invaluable information from this lovely community. I really want to share some experience about my preparation and the practice exam results as well. Hopefully it will help you guys with your preparation.
TL;DR Hear more about this GMAT journey in the following podcast.
I went with TTP because of the recommendation of a youtuber (rareliquid) who I have been following. It took me almost two months to complete all the sections and then I started doing official practice exams.
30 Jan Official practice exam 1: 760 Q50/V42 (I took around extra 10 mins to complete all the verb questions. You guys probably shouldn't do that if you want to get the most accurate prediction on you actual GMAT result)
2 Feb Official practice exam 2: 750 Q50/V41 (around 8 extra mins on verb)
At this point I started thinking if I'm keeping answering questions at this pace I'm not going to cut it. So I did the rest of practice exams in the real exam setting.
4 Feb Official practice exam 3: 670 Q50/V29
I was obviously disappointed but started practicing many official questions everyday.
7 Feb Official practice exam 4: 700 Q50/V35
11 Feb Official practice exam 5: 730 Q50/V40
13 Feb GMAT EXAM: 710 Q50/V35 (8 or 9 questions wrong in quant and 9 questions wrong in verb)
In my opinion, results of your practice exams are relatively accurate for predicting your actual score if you do it in a real exam setting without seeing questions that you have already practiced.
Best of luck to everyone!
TL;DR Hear more about this GMAT journey in the following podcast.
I went with TTP because of the recommendation of a youtuber (rareliquid) who I have been following. It took me almost two months to complete all the sections and then I started doing official practice exams.
30 Jan Official practice exam 1: 760 Q50/V42 (I took around extra 10 mins to complete all the verb questions. You guys probably shouldn't do that if you want to get the most accurate prediction on you actual GMAT result)
2 Feb Official practice exam 2: 750 Q50/V41 (around 8 extra mins on verb)
At this point I started thinking if I'm keeping answering questions at this pace I'm not going to cut it. So I did the rest of practice exams in the real exam setting.
4 Feb Official practice exam 3: 670 Q50/V29
I was obviously disappointed but started practicing many official questions everyday.
7 Feb Official practice exam 4: 700 Q50/V35
11 Feb Official practice exam 5: 730 Q50/V40
13 Feb GMAT EXAM: 710 Q50/V35 (8 or 9 questions wrong in quant and 9 questions wrong in verb)
In my opinion, results of your practice exams are relatively accurate for predicting your actual score if you do it in a real exam setting without seeing questions that you have already practiced.
Best of luck to everyone!
14 Feb 2023, 09:17
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Hi Miroslav456.
Nice work breaking the 700 level with a Q50.
I'm intrigued by how much higher you were able to score on verbal with a little extra time.
Have you achieved your score goal? It appears that you are skilled enough in quant and verbal to score in the mid to upper 700s, the only thing keeping you from achieving such a score being your pacing in verbal.
If you plan to take the GMAT again, you may get some key insights into how to score in the 40s on verbal from the following post and video.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
Nice work breaking the 700 level with a Q50.
I'm intrigued by how much higher you were able to score on verbal with a little extra time.
Have you achieved your score goal? It appears that you are skilled enough in quant and verbal to score in the mid to upper 700s, the only thing keeping you from achieving such a score being your pacing in verbal.
If you plan to take the GMAT again, you may get some key insights into how to score in the 40s on verbal from the following post and video.
How to Get Faster at GMAT Verbal
14 Feb 2023, 09:54
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Gratz on the 700+ score. If you retake, you may want to see whether any of your fundamentals are a bit slippery, or if one of the three sections is a bit "hit or miss" (i.e. RC). Consider purchasing the ESR of this attempt if you decide to give it another go. Some Verbal tips on the gmatknight website you may find helpful too.
