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abhigulia3006
GMAT 2: 740 Q49 V41
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28 May 2018, 03:25
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I had given my first attempt at the GMAT in March this year, getting a dismal 660 (Q:50, V:29) after only preparing for about one month. Despite getting a modest score, I felt good about my chances going into the test center. i believe the main drawback in my preparation was the fact that I had given only one timed mock exam before the final day resulting in extremely poor time management on D day.
Regardless, I took this experience with a pinch of salt and began preparation again, giving myself a time of another two months to prepare before I would once again take the plunge. I did not use any source for the preparation except the Official guide and the GMAT club, which is why I am forever in debt to this wonderful forum. The vast question bank and the invaluable discussions that follow each question are honestly all that one needs to prepare for the GMAT. I started my preparation with solving questions (didn't time myself initially, but started doing so once I believed I had made noticeable improvements in my skill set) and continued the same process throughout my preparation - learning from the discussions after ever question.
I must admit I was one of those people who would solve questions and learn from the discussions without providing much input of their own. This strategy helped me get practice by solving a large number of questions in a relatively short time. I cannot stress enough the fact that GMAT club is the best source for preparation and anyone beginning his preparation needs not seek any alternative sources.
I gave my second attempt at the GMAT on the 27th of May having worked on my time management and Verbal skills. I managed to score a 740 (Q:49, V:41). There is still a long way to go before I get an admission into any one of my dream universities (or not), but it has been a good start. I would once again like to thank this forum and shall look to continue utilizing the invaluable tools available for the other aspects of my applications as well.
Regardless, I took this experience with a pinch of salt and began preparation again, giving myself a time of another two months to prepare before I would once again take the plunge. I did not use any source for the preparation except the Official guide and the GMAT club, which is why I am forever in debt to this wonderful forum. The vast question bank and the invaluable discussions that follow each question are honestly all that one needs to prepare for the GMAT. I started my preparation with solving questions (didn't time myself initially, but started doing so once I believed I had made noticeable improvements in my skill set) and continued the same process throughout my preparation - learning from the discussions after ever question.
I must admit I was one of those people who would solve questions and learn from the discussions without providing much input of their own. This strategy helped me get practice by solving a large number of questions in a relatively short time. I cannot stress enough the fact that GMAT club is the best source for preparation and anyone beginning his preparation needs not seek any alternative sources.
I gave my second attempt at the GMAT on the 27th of May having worked on my time management and Verbal skills. I managed to score a 740 (Q:49, V:41). There is still a long way to go before I get an admission into any one of my dream universities (or not), but it has been a good start. I would once again like to thank this forum and shall look to continue utilizing the invaluable tools available for the other aspects of my applications as well.
29 May 2018, 04:55
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Thats an impressive achievement abhigulia3006 and that too with only utilising the forum and GMat material.
Thats brilliant, All the Best for your admissions.
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Thats brilliant, All the Best for your admissions.
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