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Updated on: 24 Nov 2021, 02:55
Originally posted by ScottTargetTestPrep on 23 Nov 2021, 14:21.
Last edited by ScottTargetTestPrep on 24 Nov 2021, 02:55, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by ScottTargetTestPrep on 24 Nov 2021, 02:55, edited 1 time in total.
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Do you want to score V51 on GMAT Verbal? At least 11 TTP students have scored V51 on GMAT Verbal, and Target Test Prep Verbal Expert, Marty Murray, scored 800 (V51, Q51) on the GMAT. In a detailed debrief, Marty shared his GMAT preparation experience and an outline of how to score 800 on the GMAT.
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23 Nov 2021, 14:44
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Target Test Prep students are rocking the GMAT Verbal. I vividly remember my live interaction with our student Vedant who scored 760 on the GMAT not once but twice. If you were unable to attend that session, no problem! You can watch the recording on GMAT Club's YouTube channel.
For background, TTP student, Vedant Jain scored 760 on the GMAT twice. His exact words: “The Verbal was launched recently and honestly covers everything. I’ve no idea why it’s still classified as “Beta”. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Verbal questions as well. I only used TTP Verbal and then OG & GMATPrep for my Verbal preparation, got V45 twice and my 6 mocks ranged from V46-49. I found GMAT CR easy after TTP’s CR course. Bottom Line: TTP Verbal is sufficient to score V45+.” You can read the rest of his review here.
For background, TTP student, Vedant Jain scored 760 on the GMAT twice. His exact words: “The Verbal was launched recently and honestly covers everything. I’ve no idea why it’s still classified as “Beta”. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Verbal questions as well. I only used TTP Verbal and then OG & GMATPrep for my Verbal preparation, got V45 twice and my 6 mocks ranged from V46-49. I found GMAT CR easy after TTP’s CR course. Bottom Line: TTP Verbal is sufficient to score V45+.” You can read the rest of his review here.
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This post about the Target Test Prep Verbal Course is so gratifying to see.
At TTP, we talked about creating a GMAT verbal course that would be understandable to anyone and at the same time sufficiently comprehensive that a user could use it to achieve any verbal score goal up to V51, and this post is a great reminder that we have achieved just that.
It has taken years of work, and our users have been so helpful in providing feedback that we've been able to use to make the course the effective tool that it is today.
I'm stoked to have affirmed the fact that anyone can score high on GMAT verbal by creating a course that anyone can use to do so.
At TTP, we talked about creating a GMAT verbal course that would be understandable to anyone and at the same time sufficiently comprehensive that a user could use it to achieve any verbal score goal up to V51, and this post is a great reminder that we have achieved just that.
It has taken years of work, and our users have been so helpful in providing feedback that we've been able to use to make the course the effective tool that it is today.
I'm stoked to have affirmed the fact that anyone can score high on GMAT verbal by creating a course that anyone can use to do so.
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