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How the GMAT paves an individual's mind and approach towards solving more questions?
Hi guys!
My name is Raunak Damle. I will be working with Ernst and Young(EY India) soon enough. I joined the GMAT Club way back in January 2020. The first 3 weeks were a bummer. I had no idea what i was solving, all i knew was i have logged on this just because a friend dropped a recommendation. Life at GMAT Club had no meaning until i exposed myself to the practice question banks, and cement my approach and accuracy using the interesting questions and the timer for the prep questions.
I observed a change, we can say a human algorithm, which enlightened up the conscience required for solving the GMAT questions, it was the ACCURACY. We usually come across multiple questions; sub-600, 600-700 and 700+, it is a likely chance that the accuracy drops down from 99.99% to 40% in the journey from sub-600 level questions to 700+ level questions.
I was solving 750 level CR, happened to correctly solve 3 questions ranging between 680 and 710 level questions. The next question was a 750 level one, although it was extremely difficult and out of the box. I didn't lose hope since I correctly solved 3 questions ranging between 680 and 710 level. That's exactly what I commit to this human algorithm, that inner hope which readies us for solving that never-before-seen 770 level question.
Thank you for the motivation and good vibes, GMAT Club!
Regards,
Raunak Damle
H.R. College of Commerce and Economics,
University of Mumbai
Hi guys!
My name is Raunak Damle. I will be working with Ernst and Young(EY India) soon enough. I joined the GMAT Club way back in January 2020. The first 3 weeks were a bummer. I had no idea what i was solving, all i knew was i have logged on this just because a friend dropped a recommendation. Life at GMAT Club had no meaning until i exposed myself to the practice question banks, and cement my approach and accuracy using the interesting questions and the timer for the prep questions.
I observed a change, we can say a human algorithm, which enlightened up the conscience required for solving the GMAT questions, it was the ACCURACY. We usually come across multiple questions; sub-600, 600-700 and 700+, it is a likely chance that the accuracy drops down from 99.99% to 40% in the journey from sub-600 level questions to 700+ level questions.
I was solving 750 level CR, happened to correctly solve 3 questions ranging between 680 and 710 level questions. The next question was a 750 level one, although it was extremely difficult and out of the box. I didn't lose hope since I correctly solved 3 questions ranging between 680 and 710 level. That's exactly what I commit to this human algorithm, that inner hope which readies us for solving that never-before-seen 770 level question.
Thank you for the motivation and good vibes, GMAT Club!
Regards,
Raunak Damle
H.R. College of Commerce and Economics,
University of Mumbai
