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Hi Guys,
I took my GMAT yesterday, and i scored 720 (V 41, Q 48)...though i had start preparing few month ago, but was not able to consistently prepare. I started my rigorous preparation from 30th October, my first score in the mock test was 600. My weakness was quants (was scoring 35-38 in the mocks) but thanks to Gmat club question pool & Veritas prep practice questions, i was able to scale up to 44 in the last mock before the test. Though I was more confident in verbal, the scores were not that high either (around 35-36 in the mocks). However i think what helped me more than the mock tests is the explanations of the answers, not only i checked the explanations for the answers where i went wrong, but also checked the explanations for the right answers (this really helps in assessing whether the thought process & approach is correct). Also the regular time bound practice helped me to be totally relaxed & conditioned my mind to win the race against time while keeping up the accuracy.
In a nutshell, gmat club question bank, forums are absolute gold mines!!!
Wish you all the very best for your GMAT & kudos to the Gmat Club & all the expert contributors!!!
I took my GMAT yesterday, and i scored 720 (V 41, Q 48)...though i had start preparing few month ago, but was not able to consistently prepare. I started my rigorous preparation from 30th October, my first score in the mock test was 600. My weakness was quants (was scoring 35-38 in the mocks) but thanks to Gmat club question pool & Veritas prep practice questions, i was able to scale up to 44 in the last mock before the test. Though I was more confident in verbal, the scores were not that high either (around 35-36 in the mocks). However i think what helped me more than the mock tests is the explanations of the answers, not only i checked the explanations for the answers where i went wrong, but also checked the explanations for the right answers (this really helps in assessing whether the thought process & approach is correct). Also the regular time bound practice helped me to be totally relaxed & conditioned my mind to win the race against time while keeping up the accuracy.
In a nutshell, gmat club question bank, forums are absolute gold mines!!!
Wish you all the very best for your GMAT & kudos to the Gmat Club & all the expert contributors!!!
10 Nov 2017, 09:02
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For the groundwork on verbal, i first brushed up the basic grammar rules, then i did extensive practice on gmat club & veritas practice tests. Also i attended one free webinar of Egmat on SC & CR, which helped. Mostly with the help of the detailed explanation of these practice questions I could gather where I was going wrong. In my experience veritas actually has a higher difficulty level as compared with the real test, but that would help in clearing concepts...
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Congratulations moni87 for the great score!
It would be really great if you can talk more about your strategy on CR and RC.
Any specific Techniques you followed?
GMAT Test Day Experience? (Because normally people get nervous and this takes away almost 10-20 points from you)
Also, it would be great if you can briefly touch upon time management.
I know am asking a lot here, but I am sure all of us would benefit from this.
Wish you all the best!
It would be really great if you can talk more about your strategy on CR and RC.
Any specific Techniques you followed?
GMAT Test Day Experience? (Because normally people get nervous and this takes away almost 10-20 points from you)
Also, it would be great if you can briefly touch upon time management.
I know am asking a lot here, but I am sure all of us would benefit from this.
Wish you all the best!
