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Updated on: 13 Nov 2006, 12:18
Originally posted by anandsebastin on 30 Oct 2006, 14:29.
Last edited by anandsebastin on 13 Nov 2006, 12:18, edited 1 time in total.
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Hey all,
Just got back from the test center. Everything went well in the preparation phase and in the actual test. First, I wasn't sure if I should be happy or not after seeing the score, because I had scored 760 on both the GMATprep tests. But then, I am happy to be in the 98th percentile.
I'll elaborate later. Now for some shuteye.
UPDATE: Got my report - AWA 6/6 - truly I did not expect that. My only preparation - glanced through the introductory pages of Arco Essay Prep, but I did finish the AWA in the 10 or so full length practice tests that I took.
I focused on getting a point or two across rather than rambling on as I usually tend to do. Both my argument and issue were short - around 3-4 paragraphs of 4-5 lines each. For every sentence, I did a basic SC scrutiny - whether the sentence would have "A" as the answer choice as a SC. In the test, I finished within 45 minutes and expected a 4.5-5.0.
Just got back from the test center. Everything went well in the preparation phase and in the actual test. First, I wasn't sure if I should be happy or not after seeing the score, because I had scored 760 on both the GMATprep tests. But then, I am happy to be in the 98th percentile.
I'll elaborate later. Now for some shuteye.
UPDATE: Got my report - AWA 6/6 - truly I did not expect that. My only preparation - glanced through the introductory pages of Arco Essay Prep, but I did finish the AWA in the 10 or so full length practice tests that I took.
I focused on getting a point or two across rather than rambling on as I usually tend to do. Both my argument and issue were short - around 3-4 paragraphs of 4-5 lines each. For every sentence, I did a basic SC scrutiny - whether the sentence would have "A" as the answer choice as a SC. In the test, I finished within 45 minutes and expected a 4.5-5.0.
30 Oct 2006, 14:46
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Great performance dude! Many congatulations. Eagerly looking forward to hear more from you on your preparation!
30 Oct 2006, 14:54
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Judging by your posts in Quant you could aim for 50 easily. I'm sure your verbal is great, but I haven't spent much time there.
Either way it's a great score! Thx for your posts!
Thanks for all your explanations, they were very detailed and helpful. Afterr all HARD WORK DOES PAY OFF 
Great score balance. You should make the cut anywhere buddy! 
the way to beat SC!!! (along with 
