Scored 760 and 730 on the GMAT prep so not that disappointed with the score but really thought i could get about 51 on the quantitative. i know it sounds stupid but i feel like trying again. Considering i am from India, the quant score makes me think that its not competitive(Guys applying from India usually have Q-scores of 51). do u guys think I should just get over it?
But anyway, I cant thank you guys enough for your help. I was a nervous wreck before i came across this site. It helped me put a lot of practice test scores into perspective, gave a lot of tips about the test and extra practice with the downloads available.
For the record, I used the Kaplan Premier Program and the Official GMAT Guide, studied for about a month(2 hours everyday), gave about 20 simulations(including 3 every Sunday, exhausting but worth it) and 9 official GMAT paper tests. Had a Subway sandwich and a Red bull about 20 minutes before the test and another Red bull during the break.
But anyway, I cant thank you guys enough for your help. I was a nervous wreck before i came across this site. It helped me put a lot of practice test scores into perspective, gave a lot of tips about the test and extra practice with the downloads available.
For the record, I used the Kaplan Premier Program and the Official GMAT Guide, studied for about a month(2 hours everyday), gave about 20 simulations(including 3 every Sunday, exhausting but worth it) and 9 official GMAT paper tests. Had a Subway sandwich and a Red bull about 20 minutes before the test and another Red bull during the break.
