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by gklick » Mon Nov 27, 2006 10:13 pm
With all the people scoring so high this past week, I wonder if these percentages are going to change, unless this site is just full of overachievers.

Quant: 51 / 99%
Verbal: 40 / 90%
Total: 750 / 98%

I did take the Manhatten GMAT course after scoring 660 several times on the test. I spent most of the time using the MGMAT study materials along with the OG 11 and the Official Verbal and Quant supplements. I reviewed some problems in Kaplan 800. I can go into more detail in the future if people ask specific questions.
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by aim-wsc » Wed Nov 29, 2006 5:10 am
congrats buddy@
750.
i just love that figure.

&
yes, you surely can take this thread as query centre if people want solution for their specific query.
but in addition to this if you reaaly want to hellp people
you join GMAT strategy forum.
I think people visit this forum( i just beat the GMAT) just to read some inspirational GMAT-stories )

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i m proud of being member of this site.

bytheway you should also take this point noted that a person with low score avoid posting her experience.
i know many people out here who have taken the test long ago & still havent hit this forum....
:(
hard luck. for them. :(
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by beatthegmat » Thu Dec 07, 2006 1:17 pm
Hi glick:

Congratulations! Would it be possible for you to share your study strategy with this forum? Thanks and best of luck to you!
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by Faisal Bugshan » Sun Mar 04, 2007 1:06 pm
congraulation

please how did you study for SC
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by kevch25 » Sun Mar 04, 2007 8:40 pm
How do you think the Manhattan GMAT CAT test compared to the real thing? I found Manhattan's test helpful since their explanations are really good, but wanted to see how those scores correlate to the actual GMAT.

Thanks for shedding some light on this.

-Kevin
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