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by abhi0187p » Mon Sep 08, 2014 2:37 am
Starting Score: Q27/ V9 T370
Final Score: Q50/ V37 T710

I am Abhinav. I have scored a 710 in the GMAT test. The credit goes to Princeton review. Princeton review helped me achieve the 700+ goal that I had set. Starting off with a very low score, I gradually picked up in both quant and verbal. The course material and the one on one help were excellent and they helped me in clearing all the doubts I had as well as in formulating a study plan. The study material given to me was of excellent quality and was very representative of what the actual GMAT is like. I would like to thank Princeton review for all the help that was given to me. I was encouraged and pushed towards attaining a good score. From the very beginning, the environment was very positive and disciplined. A set training structure was followed that helped me to follow a set study schedule that included the homework and self study.

The training at Princeton review was very professional and precise. This training helped me in taking the test very comfortably. I was very confident in taking the test because I knew that the GMAT training I received was excellent and sufficient. Once again I would like to thank Princeton for all the help and I would recommend any future test takers to consider Princeton review for the training.
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by [email protected] » Mon Sep 08, 2014 10:30 am
Hi Abhinav,

That's a fantastic score improvement. What schools are you planning to apply to?

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