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Originally posted by mpetwal on 02 Oct 2015, 07:36.
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I gave GMAT on 29th September and scored 680. (Q- 47 V 36) and I am both happy and sad. Happy because I improved a lot and sad because I need more improvement. I will retake next month.I couldn't improve my performance for the first 15 days of my preparation and then I did something like this and could literally see the improvement in a week.
I was trying to teach myself. I don't know from where the idea came to me. I was just explaining the things to myself and writing down the explanation. I have attached the file.
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I gave GMAT on 29th September and scored 680. (Q- 47 V 36) and I am both happy and sad. Happy because I improved a lot and sad because I need more improvement. I will retake next month.I couldn't improve my performance for the first 15 days of my preparation and then I did something like this and could literally see the improvement in a week.
I was trying to teach myself. I don't know from where the idea came to me. I was just explaining the things to myself and writing down the explanation. I have attached the file.
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Congracts mpetwal....
It was really great Improvement..
I scored V25 in my gmat1..now trying to improve my verbal score
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