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I did it!! 710 (Q48 V 39)

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by jain0069 » Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:44 pm
So I finally took the GMAT on Friday and got a 710. I was expecting a score in the 710-740 range so I managed to achieve what I had expected. I guess my Verbal score isnt all that reflective of my abilities in that particular section but oh well... And as I've seen by the posts on this blog, even getting a 770 wouldn't really guarantee me an admit to top schools unless all the other parts of my application are stellar. So I think I'm now going to concentrate on making my application as strong as possible and then hope for the best. Thanks to all the people who post here. You people are so amazing at helping out lesser mortals like me. Keep up the good work... :)
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by umaa » Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:29 am
Hi jain0069,

Congrads!! Also, if you could post the way your prepared and the books, your strategy, that would definitely helpful for people like me.

All the very best!!

Thanks,
Umaa
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by saege » Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:17 am
Could you share your timing strategies?? How was the level of Q???
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by mlane25269 » Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:04 pm
Hi Jain0069,

I'm curious how you found Quant section on your exam...was it just like the Official GMAT guide or was it like GMATprep software?
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