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15 Dec 2022, 07:58
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To everyone out there feeling hopeless, I wanted to share this experience I had retaking the GMAT.
I first started studying for the GMAT in May 2022 and on August 28th I took the exam for the first time. I was feeling extremely insecure, I even got blocked during the test and did horribly. I ended up scoring 470. Afterwards I was feeling very frustrated, because I studied for 3 months (self-preparation only with YouTube videos, official GMAT guide exercises, Manhattan books, etc), and I thought I didn't deserve that score at all, so I didn't know what to do.
A week later, I looked up on Google which was the best platform to study for the GMAT and TTP came up. I tried the trial for 5 days and I loved it. It was just the platform I needed to study and better prepare myself. So, I took a shot and put my target score in 700, which was what I wanted to achieve. After 3 months of giving literally my life to study (330 hours of study), I ended up finishing the TTP lessons. I wish I had more time to complete the whole study plan accordingly, since it is extremely well designed, but at least I finished every lesson and several tests throughout the course. This gave me a lot of confidence. At the end of my studying phase, I started doing the official GMAT prep tests. I ranged from 650 to 720. I ended up being very consistent on Quant, achieving always between 49 and 50. Verbal had always been my weakness (max 34 on official prep tests).
Anyway, I retook the GMAT on December 10th and got 680. I couldn't believe it. Even though I aimed 700, I scored my highest on Verbal, achieving 38. I got a bit nervous on Quant and unfortunately achieved a score of 45. Having seen this, I realized that I might do a lot better if I actually retake the exam in a few weeks.
Bottom line, just keep going! And for anyone who doesn't know TTP, take a look at it, because in my case I couldn't have done it without those guys.
I first started studying for the GMAT in May 2022 and on August 28th I took the exam for the first time. I was feeling extremely insecure, I even got blocked during the test and did horribly. I ended up scoring 470. Afterwards I was feeling very frustrated, because I studied for 3 months (self-preparation only with YouTube videos, official GMAT guide exercises, Manhattan books, etc), and I thought I didn't deserve that score at all, so I didn't know what to do.
A week later, I looked up on Google which was the best platform to study for the GMAT and TTP came up. I tried the trial for 5 days and I loved it. It was just the platform I needed to study and better prepare myself. So, I took a shot and put my target score in 700, which was what I wanted to achieve. After 3 months of giving literally my life to study (330 hours of study), I ended up finishing the TTP lessons. I wish I had more time to complete the whole study plan accordingly, since it is extremely well designed, but at least I finished every lesson and several tests throughout the course. This gave me a lot of confidence. At the end of my studying phase, I started doing the official GMAT prep tests. I ranged from 650 to 720. I ended up being very consistent on Quant, achieving always between 49 and 50. Verbal had always been my weakness (max 34 on official prep tests).
Anyway, I retook the GMAT on December 10th and got 680. I couldn't believe it. Even though I aimed 700, I scored my highest on Verbal, achieving 38. I got a bit nervous on Quant and unfortunately achieved a score of 45. Having seen this, I realized that I might do a lot better if I actually retake the exam in a few weeks.
Bottom line, just keep going! And for anyone who doesn't know TTP, take a look at it, because in my case I couldn't have done it without those guys.
15 Dec 2022, 08:42
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jpcd241, Congratulations on your score, it would add a lot of credibility to your review if you could verify your score on GMATClub.
Congratulations to TTP for helping another student improving their score at the GMAT.
Congratulations to TTP for helping another student improving their score at the GMAT.
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15 Dec 2022, 08:53
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congratulations for score improvement , all the best for future attempt if you would still be giving ... else wish the same for applications ...
