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I want to recount my journey to 750 on GMAT.
Being a working professional with heavy working hours it been a challenging but rewarding journey. I saw my ups and downs and was filled with all kinds of emotions in between. The single most important advice I would like to give anyone - is that stick to a schedule and maintain an error log with consistent tracking of progress.
I would give the credit where it's due - EGMAT’s course has been instrumental in providing a structured approach to my preparation (its difficult o study after 9-10 work hours if you don’t have a goal-based study plan). The detailed coursework especially – the meaning-based approach in Sentence correction and pre-thinking approach in CR can make a world of difference in anyone’s preparation. I maintained my error log on EGMAT’s Scholaranium2.0 platform. The ability and custom quizzes really helped me to evaluate and reinforce the concepts I learned. I found that the Sigma X mock’s difficulty and scoring very close to the actual test.
Also shotout to EGAMT’s Last Mile Program (LMP) and the assigned coordinator of it for me – Aditee Biyani. Her guidance, hyper-specific plans and time to time words of encouragement made a big difference to my overall preparation.
So everyone keep grinding- success will be yours!
Being a working professional with heavy working hours it been a challenging but rewarding journey. I saw my ups and downs and was filled with all kinds of emotions in between. The single most important advice I would like to give anyone - is that stick to a schedule and maintain an error log with consistent tracking of progress.
I would give the credit where it's due - EGMAT’s course has been instrumental in providing a structured approach to my preparation (its difficult o study after 9-10 work hours if you don’t have a goal-based study plan). The detailed coursework especially – the meaning-based approach in Sentence correction and pre-thinking approach in CR can make a world of difference in anyone’s preparation. I maintained my error log on EGMAT’s Scholaranium2.0 platform. The ability and custom quizzes really helped me to evaluate and reinforce the concepts I learned. I found that the Sigma X mock’s difficulty and scoring very close to the actual test.
Also shotout to EGAMT’s Last Mile Program (LMP) and the assigned coordinator of it for me – Aditee Biyani. Her guidance, hyper-specific plans and time to time words of encouragement made a big difference to my overall preparation.
So everyone keep grinding- success will be yours!
27 Oct 2021, 13:07
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Thanks for the debrief and congratulations on an amazing score! Is that last minute or last mile program? 
(new to me but sounds interesting)
(new to me but sounds interesting) 
