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by yogami » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:00 pm
680,690,700,700,750,720,710
with 46 - 51 in Quant
and 35 - 42 in verbal
The last two scores are gmat prep 1 and gmat prep 2 which i took with AWAs just today finishing up my journey of CATs for this Gmat attempt.
I realised GMAT eventually comes down to your mental clarity and calm disposition more than intelligence or IQ. A 770 does not necessarily imply high IQ. I just think if you have too much clutter in your head it can interfere with your score. I am about 70 to 80% of my best potential at this point of my life but this is what it is and I have to accept it.
I am just letting the randomness of the universe play its role in hopefully delivering me all questions which hit my strong points in my actual test. A 49+ in Q and 40+ in V will get me out of GMATLand where I have vacationed enough.
I am just going to spend the rest of my time revising notes and idioms and post my debrief on tuesday night !!
200 or 800. It don't matter no more.
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by tohellandback » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:12 pm
Agree with you..there is no point in sweating it now..and your scores are pretty good..do not take any tests anymore..and relax..
I am sure you will get your target score..
looking at your current scores:
if you can keep your score high in at least one of the sections , you are done.
like Q 50-51, V- 35-36. that will get you your desired 700

good luck buddy..ISB is all yours!!!
The powers of two are bloody impolite!!
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by gmat_dest » Sun Aug 09, 2009 7:38 pm
@Yogami...all the best dude.... take it chill now with two days remaining...

Hope to have an awesome de-brief from your side!
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