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Hey guys,
Absolutely elated to see my score of 760 (Q50 V44 IR3). Took the online exam on 23.08.2020.
The feeling has not yet sunk in. My hands are shaking as I type this. You can find my previous posts on GMATclub detailing the story of all my previous attempts (ScottTargetTestPrep was kind enough to listen to my story of my previous attempts, big shoutout to you!).
Started my journey in 2017 with a 710 score at the test centre. Never in my wildest dreams I thought I would receive a 99th percentile score. I have probably used most of the resources out there or at least in part so feel free to ask any questions you may have. Of course I am going to soon write a detailed brief on all aspects of the journey - from popular online courses to private tutors to mock tests what have you!
Have a lot of people to thank. Thank you bb for creating this wonderful community
. Hands down, it has been one of the key resources to help me tame this beast of an exam. Shout out to abhimahna for guiding me throughout my journey. @gmatexam49 thanks man, you would be happy to know that you won't receive any more whining calls from me 
. GMATCoachBen thank you for your quick supportive replies and helping me stay calm just a couple of days before my exam. Goes without saying that explanations from GMATNinja and @VeritasPrepKarishma were top notch!
If there is anything I could do to help this community, any little way please let me know!
It's almost 2 AM in Paris as I am writing this. Feel free to ask any immediate questions you may have. Probably gonna have a sound sleep after 900 odd days. (Honestly, Just a little worried about the IR. But I am content )
Cheers
Absolutely elated to see my score of 760 (Q50 V44 IR3). Took the online exam on 23.08.2020.
The feeling has not yet sunk in. My hands are shaking as I type this. You can find my previous posts on GMATclub detailing the story of all my previous attempts (ScottTargetTestPrep was kind enough to listen to my story of my previous attempts, big shoutout to you!).
Started my journey in 2017 with a 710 score at the test centre. Never in my wildest dreams I thought I would receive a 99th percentile score. I have probably used most of the resources out there or at least in part so feel free to ask any questions you may have. Of course I am going to soon write a detailed brief on all aspects of the journey - from popular online courses to private tutors to mock tests what have you!
Have a lot of people to thank. Thank you bb for creating this wonderful community
. Hands down, it has been one of the key resources to help me tame this beast of an exam. Shout out to abhimahna for guiding me throughout my journey. @gmatexam49 thanks man, you would be happy to know that you won't receive any more whining calls from me . GMATCoachBen thank you for your quick supportive replies and helping me stay calm just a couple of days before my exam. Goes without saying that explanations from GMATNinja and @VeritasPrepKarishma were top notch!If there is anything I could do to help this community, any little way please let me know!
It's almost 2 AM in Paris as I am writing this. Feel free to ask any immediate questions you may have. Probably gonna have a sound sleep after 900 odd days. (Honestly, Just a little worried about the IR. But I am content
)Cheers
25 Aug 2020, 17:15
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Wow, that's great news. Congratulations jayarora , I am glad I was helpful. Now the main hurdle is over, you have an amazing life ahead! All the best and keep us posted about where you go! Happy for you! Cheers!!
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GMAT Focus 1: 775 Q87 V90 DI88 (Online) 
GMAT 1: 760 Q50 V44
GMAT 2: 770 Q51 V44
GMAT 3: 770 Q50 V44
GMAT 4: 770 Q50 V45 (Online)
GMAT 5: 780 Q51 V48
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jayarora Wow, awesome work, congrats!
Thanks for sharing your story, and best wishes with your journey going forward!
Thanks for sharing your story, and best wishes with your journey going forward!
