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Joined: 24 Apr 2024
Last visit: 03 Dec 2025
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Location: India
Concentration: Marketing, Strategy
Schools: HEC Montreal Ross '27 Rotman '27
GPA: 3
WE:Sales (Education)
05 Jun 2024, 02:52
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Hello everyone,
I wanted to share my GMAT preparation experience with this amazing community. Although I haven’t taken the exam yet, I’m feeling confident and well-prepared, thanks to the support and resources available here.
Preparation:
Balancing work and study, I’ve dedicated around 7 months to on and off preparation. A structured plan and consistent effort have been key in tackling the complexities of the GMAT. In recent test series and mock, I understood about speed vs accuracy; developing accuracy is most important and later you'll be able to develop the speed to solve the questions in approximate time of at least 2 minutes or less than that.
The Forum’s Role:
This community has been instrumental in my journey. The shared experiences, tips, and motivational stories have kept me going. Whenever I felt stuck, the insights here provided the answers I needed.
Tips for Fellow Aspirants:
1. Stay Consistent: Regular study is essential.
2. Utilize Resources: Make the most of the study materials and advice on this forum.
3. Stay Positive: Believe in yourself and your ability to succeed.
Thank you to everyone who has shared their experiences and knowledge. Your support has made a significant difference in my preparation. For those still on their journey, keep pushing forward – we’ve got this!
Best regards,
Rudresh S
I wanted to share my GMAT preparation experience with this amazing community. Although I haven’t taken the exam yet, I’m feeling confident and well-prepared, thanks to the support and resources available here.
Preparation:
Balancing work and study, I’ve dedicated around 7 months to on and off preparation. A structured plan and consistent effort have been key in tackling the complexities of the GMAT. In recent test series and mock, I understood about speed vs accuracy; developing accuracy is most important and later you'll be able to develop the speed to solve the questions in approximate time of at least 2 minutes or less than that.
The Forum’s Role:
This community has been instrumental in my journey. The shared experiences, tips, and motivational stories have kept me going. Whenever I felt stuck, the insights here provided the answers I needed.
Tips for Fellow Aspirants:
1. Stay Consistent: Regular study is essential.
2. Utilize Resources: Make the most of the study materials and advice on this forum.
3. Stay Positive: Believe in yourself and your ability to succeed.
Thank you to everyone who has shared their experiences and knowledge. Your support has made a significant difference in my preparation. For those still on their journey, keep pushing forward – we’ve got this!
Best regards,
Rudresh S
05 Jun 2024, 08:11
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Wish you the best for your journey ahead! Confidence is key in cracking the GMAT! Best of luck...
06 Jun 2024, 11:34
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Well said!. Wish you the very best for the D-Day.
