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Hi all, I recently gave my GMAT FE and scored a 705 and wanted to share my experience with you.
I am a mechanical engineer working in the oil Petroleum industry for the last 5 years in India. Around the start of this year, I decided to go for an MBA to broaden my horizons.
I started my prep for GMAT in June of this year. Initially, I studied from the GMAT whiz course. However, I wanted a course where I could solve a plethora of questions to drill down on my basics. I was searching regarding the same on the GMAT Club forum when I came across TTP. I would like to mention that I scored 635 on my first mock and 705 in the official exam.
GMAT Exam experience
I gave the test at the test center which was managed very professionally by the Pearson team. I was given two scratch pads for rough work. I attempted the exam in Q, DI and Verbal order without any breaks.
Q90
Being an engineer, quant was always my strength and I have always scored 88-90 in my mocks. However, the practice I was able to gain on the TTP platform really helped in improve my speed
V82
I would to attribute both GMATWhiz and TTP was creating such a detailed and comprehensive module for the verbal section.
DI83
This is where I improved the most in my GMAT journey. The variety of questions that I solved on the TTP platform helped with understand what to read (and more importantly what not to read) in DI type questions to increase speed and accuracy.
I would say that Practice, Practice and Practice is the mantra to crack GMAT.
Hope this helped, please feel free to ask any question.
I am a mechanical engineer working in the oil Petroleum industry for the last 5 years in India. Around the start of this year, I decided to go for an MBA to broaden my horizons.
I started my prep for GMAT in June of this year. Initially, I studied from the GMAT whiz course. However, I wanted a course where I could solve a plethora of questions to drill down on my basics. I was searching regarding the same on the GMAT Club forum when I came across TTP. I would like to mention that I scored 635 on my first mock and 705 in the official exam.
GMAT Exam experience
I gave the test at the test center which was managed very professionally by the Pearson team. I was given two scratch pads for rough work. I attempted the exam in Q, DI and Verbal order without any breaks.
Q90
Being an engineer, quant was always my strength and I have always scored 88-90 in my mocks. However, the practice I was able to gain on the TTP platform really helped in improve my speed
V82
I would to attribute both GMATWhiz and TTP was creating such a detailed and comprehensive module for the verbal section.
DI83
This is where I improved the most in my GMAT journey. The variety of questions that I solved on the TTP platform helped with understand what to read (and more importantly what not to read) in DI type questions to increase speed and accuracy.
I would say that Practice, Practice and Practice is the mantra to crack GMAT.
Hope this helped, please feel free to ask any question.
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