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by zpetrov » Tue Jun 14, 2011 6:04 pm
I got a 720. I took two practice exams before. Other than that my only preparation was reading a book on number theory (not intended as preparation but it helped in some respects) and reviewing some geometry.

I thought I had studied a lot but in retrospect I almost didn't prepare at all. I never reviewed my two practice tests, just took em, did well and moved on. I also bought the Princeton Review GMAT prep book but really only used it to review geometry.

The question is... did I beat the GMAT? Is the GMAT the kind of exam you can get 40-60 points extra if you really really study hard (i.e. review every single question from practice tests, dissect every strategy, etc.)?

Just trying to decide if I should retake.

PS: Another consideration. On 2 practice tests I got 47 and 48 on verbal. On real thing got a miserable 42. So should I retake?
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by vineeshp » Tue Jun 14, 2011 6:18 pm
If I may, 42 is not miserable!

If you have a good profile with good unique traits and leadership experiences to talk about in your essays, 720 is very good.
Vineesh,
Just telling you what I know and think. I am not the expert. :)
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