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Joined: 22 Jul 2014
Last visit: 21 Jan 2017
Posts: 36
Given Kudos: 11
Concentration: Operations, General Management
Schools: Tippie '18 (WL) Cox '18 (WL) W. P. Carey Arizona State '18 (II) Smith '18 (A$) Broad '18 (I) Kelley '18 (S) Carlson '18 (I)
GMAT 1: 660 Q47 V34
GMAT 2: 710 Q49 V38
GPA: 3.27
Schools: Tippie '18 (WL) Cox '18 (WL) W. P. Carey Arizona State '18 (II) Smith '18 (A$) Broad '18 (I) Kelley '18 (S) Carlson '18 (I)
GMAT 2: 710 Q49 V38
Posts: 36
28 Sep 2015, 05:54
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Have just come from my exam centre. Score 710 Q 49 V 38 . My first attempt was 660 q 47 v 34 .
The only difference between these two exams is the devotion towards this wonder created by BB called gmatclub.
Being a non native, I thought Verbal could not be learned ...it comes inherently based on your native place . I was so wrong.
For three months I have spent two - three hours daily on Gmatclub verbal only. Solved all the lists under the tagline
100 hardest verbal questions on the gmat club . There were 3-4 lists I think. Solving 10 questions used to take me 1 and a 1/2
to 2 hrs because I used to go very very very deep .....right down to the origin. Created an error log. Took snapshot of
around 70-80 conceptual questions. Discussed concepts exhaustively on the gmat club threads. Received immense knowledge
and enlightenment through the wonderful explanations of BB , SOUVIK , CARCASS ,Bunuel , daagh , JLR , Transcendelist , Veritas Karishma ,
Egmat Rajat Sidana and Shraddha , bagdbmba and many more. Kudos to you all.Only when I started explaining verbal concepts to
fellow gmatclub mates , I realized I had undergone a transformation.
It's not a 780 or 770. But its a lot for a non native who has faltered at every step while preparing.
BB, You have created something the value of which even you are not aware of as students from every corner of the globe
change their lives because of your product . A big salute to you from a friend across the seven seas.
Will definitely try to contribute to gmatclub in ways I can so that more aspiring students like me can achieve what they wish
for in life.
The only difference between these two exams is the devotion towards this wonder created by BB called gmatclub.
Being a non native, I thought Verbal could not be learned ...it comes inherently based on your native place . I was so wrong.
For three months I have spent two - three hours daily on Gmatclub verbal only. Solved all the lists under the tagline
100 hardest verbal questions on the gmat club . There were 3-4 lists I think. Solving 10 questions used to take me 1 and a 1/2
to 2 hrs because I used to go very very very deep .....right down to the origin. Created an error log. Took snapshot of
around 70-80 conceptual questions. Discussed concepts exhaustively on the gmat club threads. Received immense knowledge
and enlightenment through the wonderful explanations of BB , SOUVIK , CARCASS ,Bunuel , daagh , JLR , Transcendelist , Veritas Karishma ,
Egmat Rajat Sidana and Shraddha , bagdbmba and many more. Kudos to you all.Only when I started explaining verbal concepts to
fellow gmatclub mates , I realized I had undergone a transformation.
It's not a 780 or 770. But its a lot for a non native who has faltered at every step while preparing.
BB, You have created something the value of which even you are not aware of as students from every corner of the globe
change their lives because of your product . A big salute to you from a friend across the seven seas.
Will definitely try to contribute to gmatclub in ways I can so that more aspiring students like me can achieve what they wish
for in life.
29 Sep 2015, 17:39
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Congratulations! Your perseverance paid off in the end. We wish you all the best on your future endeavors.
29 Sep 2015, 19:40
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Cheers to that! GMAT Club is such an asset.
