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by slimsohn » Sun Mar 18, 2007 11:56 pm
I just wanted to thank the creators/moderators of this forum. I took the GMAT on March 16th and got an unofficial score of 710 (49 Quant, 36 Verbal). I achieved my goal of breaking 700, but was a little dissapointed because some practice tests had inflated my expectation. On the MGMAT practice exams that I took the week of my test I got a 790 and an 800....so I figured I could have gotten a 750+. But, overall I'm very happy.

All of the preparation summaries from this forum really helped me shape my strategy.
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Re: 710 after 2.5 months

by beatthegmat » Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:24 pm
slimsohn wrote:I just wanted to thank the creators/moderators of this forum. I took the GMAT on March 16th and got an unofficial score of 710 (49 Quant, 36 Verbal). I achieved my goal of breaking 700, but was a little dissapointed because some practice tests had inflated my expectation. On the MGMAT practice exams that I took the week of my test I got a 790 and an 800....so I figured I could have gotten a 750+. But, overall I'm very happy.

All of the preparation summaries from this forum really helped me shape my strategy.
Congrats on your great score! you should definitely be proud. :)

Can you share some more details about your prep? How did you taylor your own strategy?
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Congratulations sir..

by moneyman » Thu May 10, 2007 9:29 am
Very inspiring score..I have been studying for the GMAT for 3 months now...my practice test scores are as follows:

Kaplan - 490

Princeton 1-430

Princeton 2-420

Princeton 3-510

I have been scoring above 33 in math but only between 17-24 in verbal..I am scheduled to take the gmat this month end..I have been studying really hard and I feel I can do much better..Do u think thre are chances for me to get a 650+ on the GMAT?? Be frank..Thank You
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