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My journey from 660(q47 v34) to 730(q50 v40). DON'T GIVE UP
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Don't look for the incorrect things that you have done rather look for remedies....
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Congrats on the great score. I think that your way to the top schools has become a lot easier with a 730. I needed your help and advice a bit.I'm losing my sleep over the silly mistakes I am making during practice tests. I have taken two tests so far and when I review my tests, I just feel like pulling my hair when I see that a lot of the questions which I get wrong are wrong simply because of the silly mistakes which I make. Any tips which you have ?
This is really a great story.Your plan was very effective. I've just started my prep. What did you differently in the second attempt which helped you achieve a 730.Asking this question so that I don't end up making the mistakes which you did in the first attempt. Thanks
Great improvement and a very detailed debrief. Congrats for the former and thanks for the latter 
To make it short I didn't ignore math like I did in my first attempt. I also made concerted efforts to improve my RCpunewarrior wrote:This is really a great story.Your plan was very effective. I've just started my prep. What did you differently in the second attempt which helped you achieve a 730.Asking this question so that I don't end up making the mistakes which you did in the first attempt. Thanks












