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23 Feb 2012, 13:52
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Hi everybody,
I just wanted to pay my debt to this wonderful website. I started prepping for GMAT 2 months ago after making a spur of the moment decision to take a shot at the whole MBA thing. My starting point was pretty good, but I still managed to raise my score by about 70 points. I didn't open a single book and didn't go to far beyond GMAT club (a bit of beat the gmat and MGMAT, but that's it). I'm not saying this to show off- I think any auto-didactic person can emulate if not surpass my achievement- but rather to try and demonstrate how valuable a tool this place is if you just know how to use it.
And to cap it all- if you'd seen my face last Monday after the exam, you wouldn't have believed it. I was truly depressed, no kidding. So just think how high this webpage took me if that's how I felt after a 750 (I've realized since that the extra 20-30 points I was hoping to score wouldn't have made that big of a difference).
Anyway, thanks a lot and good luck to all!
I just wanted to pay my debt to this wonderful website. I started prepping for GMAT 2 months ago after making a spur of the moment decision to take a shot at the whole MBA thing. My starting point was pretty good, but I still managed to raise my score by about 70 points. I didn't open a single book and didn't go to far beyond GMAT club (a bit of beat the gmat and MGMAT, but that's it). I'm not saying this to show off- I think any auto-didactic person can emulate if not surpass my achievement- but rather to try and demonstrate how valuable a tool this place is if you just know how to use it.
And to cap it all- if you'd seen my face last Monday after the exam, you wouldn't have believed it. I was truly depressed, no kidding. So just think how high this webpage took me if that's how I felt after a 750 (I've realized since that the extra 20-30 points I was hoping to score wouldn't have made that big of a difference).
Anyway, thanks a lot and good luck to all!
23 Feb 2012, 21:44
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Many, many congratulations for a fantastic score!
Could you please share with the readers here the materials that you used from GMATClub and your mock test scores?
Eagerly look forward to your debrief...
Santanu
Could you please share with the readers here the materials that you used from GMATClub and your mock test scores?
Eagerly look forward to your debrief...
Santanu
23 Feb 2012, 22:15
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Yes, I would also be interested in specifically what material from GMATClub you used. If you could provide links, that would be even better. Congrats on the awesome score!
