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Hi guys:
Got 730, a score I would have taken before the start of the test. Was a bit surprised by the score as I assumed that I had messed the quant section.
Key observations:
1. AWA was fairly straigtforward and clearly understandable.
2. Got a lot of number theory questions in the quant section. Such as (not exactly the same questions):
a) What will be the remainder if 3^30-4 is divided by 5
b) what is the last digit of 7^95
..got bogged down by these as number theory was my weak link.
Did not get a single probability question - probably because I did not do as well at the start of the section
Would suggest more focus on number theory - divisibility, remainder, repeating decimals, last digit type of problems as it is difficult to use process of elimination on these.
3. Verbal was not as complicated as stuff I encountered in PrincetonReview tests. I managed to make up lost ground in this section
Lastly, thanks to you guys (especially the quant gurus!)
Got 730, a score I would have taken before the start of the test. Was a bit surprised by the score as I assumed that I had messed the quant section.
Key observations:
1. AWA was fairly straigtforward and clearly understandable.
2. Got a lot of number theory questions in the quant section. Such as (not exactly the same questions):
a) What will be the remainder if 3^30-4 is divided by 5
b) what is the last digit of 7^95
..got bogged down by these as number theory was my weak link.
Did not get a single probability question - probably because I did not do as well at the start of the section
Would suggest more focus on number theory - divisibility, remainder, repeating decimals, last digit type of problems as it is difficult to use process of elimination on these.
3. Verbal was not as complicated as stuff I encountered in PrincetonReview tests. I managed to make up lost ground in this section
Lastly, thanks to you guys (especially the quant gurus!)
Awesome score.
and best of luck with your Applications. 
. You're da man, the score is extremely good!!! 
