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Dear All,
Just faced the monster & done with 710.
I had not targetted any score as a target score, I didn't think much about it. Just after finishing verbal I felt I would have done better in verbal, I rushed through last 2/3 questions. Anyways, there is no end to such feeling
I want to thank GMAT CLUB for everything
it has been like a family. I have benifited a lot from the club. Thanks to Wilfred, Paul,
Hjort for their vaulable advice time to time, whenever I mailed. Thanks Pret for making this club a wonderful place!
I also want to thank all my buddies over here
Laxie, Matt, Nandan, Girish, Himalaya, Abhishek (bewakoof), Prof, allabout, hotface, sanjay (gmat_crack), Brajesh, Andy, Nakib, Rahul.....I'm sure I missed many names 
As far as GMAT was concerned, I found GMATPrep overall score close to what I got, I scored around 700 in 3 tests.
In the exam, AWA was cool. Quant is definitely tougher than ETS, challenges helped me a lot to get the confidence. Wordy DS are the tougher ones, but if you read carefully & write the equations, it's actually very easy. I didn't get any probability, otherwise, pretty mixed bag.
Overall, I think quant is tougher if you try to solve it, VUE quant needs you to analyse & think, solving might take longer time!
Coming to verbal, I got 3 RCs (my enemy), very short passages with 3 to 4 questions each. I want to thank Nandan for giving really valuable advice for RCs. My hit ration improved drammatically from no where to 80 to 90%. There were many SCs than CRs. Couple of really lenghy SCs.
Overall, good experience. No problem with marker or erasable boards (I tried to erase but it didn't erase)
My only advice, "never give up", focus, practice, hard work really pay!
Just faced the monster & done with 710.
I had not targetted any score as a target score, I didn't think much about it. Just after finishing verbal I felt I would have done better in verbal, I rushed through last 2/3 questions. Anyways, there is no end to such feeling
I want to thank GMAT CLUB for everything
it has been like a family. I have benifited a lot from the club. Thanks to Wilfred, Paul,
Hjort for their vaulable advice time to time, whenever I mailed. Thanks Pret for making this club a wonderful place!
I also want to thank all my buddies over here
Laxie, Matt, Nandan, Girish, Himalaya, Abhishek (bewakoof), Prof, allabout, hotface, sanjay (gmat_crack), Brajesh, Andy, Nakib, Rahul.....I'm sure I missed many names
As far as GMAT was concerned, I found GMATPrep overall score close to what I got, I scored around 700 in 3 tests.
In the exam, AWA was cool. Quant is definitely tougher than ETS, challenges helped me a lot to get the confidence. Wordy DS are the tougher ones, but if you read carefully & write the equations, it's actually very easy. I didn't get any probability, otherwise, pretty mixed bag.
Overall, I think quant is tougher if you try to solve it, VUE quant needs you to analyse & think, solving might take longer time!
Coming to verbal, I got 3 RCs (my enemy), very short passages with 3 to 4 questions each. I want to thank Nandan
for giving really valuable advice for RCs. My hit ration improved drammatically from no where to 80 to 90%. There were many SCs than CRs. Couple of really lenghy SCs.
Overall, good experience. No problem with marker or erasable boards (I tried to erase but it didn't erase
)
My only advice, "never give up", focus, practice, hard work really pay!
04 May 2006, 03:31
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You de man... Great Score! Congratulations dude!! Hope I can follow your path!!
Give us the details about your preparations... prep test etc!! And all the best in your applications!
J
Give us the details about your preparations... prep test etc!! And all the best in your applications!
J
GMAT. Your hard work and determinattion always motivated me. You are a SC guru. Stick around to help us.
Congratulations Vivek for your great score.
