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Updated on: 24 Aug 2009, 01:56
Originally posted by mbaquestionmark on 24 Aug 2009, 01:44.
Last edited by bb on 24 Aug 2009, 01:56, edited 1 time in total.
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Guys..
Just thought of starting a discussion on how people do in their real attempt when compared to their first mock test.. As in what has been the range in score differences, materials referred until the first attempt, and the materials referred further on for any improvement etc..
purely for selfish reasons.. Just need a bit of an ecouragement here
. Attempted the first mock test (the one that comes with GMAT prep software of GMAC) after going through the OG12 and the Princeton review guide, and was able to score 630.. Given that I am going attempt GMAT in less than months time.. Is this too less for someone who aims at 720+ ?
cheers..
Just thought of starting a discussion on how people do in their real attempt when compared to their first mock test.. As in what has been the range in score differences, materials referred until the first attempt, and the materials referred further on for any improvement etc..
purely for selfish reasons.. Just need a bit of an ecouragement here
. Attempted the first mock test (the one that comes with GMAT prep software of GMAC) after going through the OG12 and the Princeton review guide, and was able to score 630.. Given that I am going attempt GMAT in less than months time.. Is this too less for someone who aims at 720+ ?cheers..
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1. Diagnostic Test Score
2. Final GMAT Test Score (please include date if possible)
3. Time between the two or how long it took to prepare
4. Best prep materials and any other practice test scores (optional)
5. Consider submitting your gmat scores to the gmat score estimator/calculcator
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Great idea for a post. We have one for the 700's here: 700-clubbers-add-your-name-to-the-list-64636.html
But I like this one even better. I am moving this to "Share Your GMAT Experience" to get this post going.
But I like this one even better. I am moving this to "Share Your GMAT Experience" to get this post going.
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