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Hello, I've been following this blog since Nov-21, and all I can say is thank you. The answers, the open support, the detailed explanations for weird-though questions. I know i'm not good at this, but I've love to see a good score tomorrow. I've been feeling not quiet confident but I know I made a great effort for the past 6-7 months. I'm aiming 650 but roughly in the official test-prep I got 550 on average. I couldn't extend this training any longer because my performance in my job has been decreasing, but I tried to manage work and study and keep a balance.
Practicing and training for this test has got me to re-think if I chose the right career (International Business). I just hope to beat this test, and if not, I'll do ir again, I know weaknesses (verbal roughly V22) and I know next time I'll beat the GMAT. I don't know, it just feel weird all this, moreover thinking about this in a month that supports mental health. For a non-english speaker, this is tough, but this is a competition, and the rules of the game are set. I hope I'll make it. Thank you for reading.
Practicing and training for this test has got me to re-think if I chose the right career (International Business). I just hope to beat this test, and if not, I'll do ir again, I know weaknesses (verbal roughly V22) and I know next time I'll beat the GMAT. I don't know, it just feel weird all this, moreover thinking about this in a month that supports mental health. For a non-english speaker, this is tough, but this is a competition, and the rules of the game are set. I hope I'll make it. Thank you for reading.
14 Sep 2022, 01:01
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(verbal roughly V22)
All the best for your exam. There's a downloadable idiom list on the GMAT Knight blog that may help Sentence Correction a bit.
All the best for your exam. There's a downloadable idiom list on the GMAT Knight blog that may help Sentence Correction a bit.
14 Sep 2022, 09:48
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All the Best for the exam. Your preparations over the last six months will surely get you through past the desired score.. Just keep your calm during the exams, and attempt all questions.
