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by nolf » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:44 pm
Hi Guys

This is my story which i wanted to share with you all. Yesterday was my D-Day and yeah i got a 670.

Basically I am not saying that I beat the GMAT. But yeah I am very much happy with the first time score of 670. This is the reason why.

As given in these posts at Beatthegmat.com.... I started to take a number of practice tests ranging from Manhattan to Kaplan to PRinceton to Veritas to the GMATPrep.

These were my results.

Manhattan Test 1 - 560
Manhattan Test 2 - 580
Veritas Test - 540
GmatPrep 1 - 570
GMATPrep 2 - 580
Kaplan Test 1 - 570
Kaplan Test 2 - 580
Kaplan Test 3 - 560
Manhattan Test 3 - 640.


SO you can see that yeah i was scoring only in the range 570 max and once got a score of 640 in Manhattan. Through this post just thought of giving encouragement to those guys who are in my position.

These tests were taken about a week or so before the D Day.

Dont lose hope guys. If you have done the GMATPRep papers well, the questions are completely similar. I felt no difference in about 5 questions yst and just took 2 min to solve those 5 questions. It was like I was taking the practice tests again.

If you are scoring high in your practice tests, you will defi do well. Keep up the good work..

For guys who are in their last stages of prep and are scoring less... Dont worry you too will do well.

Just remember a few basics and the way of answers in your prep tests. That can do the trick...

I thought this might be helpful... So just posted.... Do give in your comments...

I am full of confidence now and hence writing GMAT again in June... Hoping to get more...

ALL THE BEST GUYS...

Harsha
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by cramya » Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:01 pm
Harsha,

U just rocked on Dday when compared to your test scores. That's a solid increase so u r a good test taker...

670 is a good score(pretty competetive). Congrats on your efforts and score!

I am hoping u get over 700 on ur next attempt! All the very best!

Regards,
CR
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by nolf » Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:05 pm
yeah hope so


thanks a lot for the reply... B-) :D :D
Harsha
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by BlindVision » Tue Mar 31, 2009 10:31 pm
Very good job! Your score increase is very inspirational. :D Thank you for the story and "Good luck" in your endeavors!
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by sacx » Wed Apr 01, 2009 12:08 am
you did incredibly well on your test day

all the best for your second attempt
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by hk » Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:30 am
I hope the other guy who said "I'm giving up" to read this and get inspired!!! You are amazing, great improvement and a brilliant score. Do you realize that your score is well within the 80% range of most of the top Business schools. If you have a good story to tell and an impressive career progression then you can be assured of a place in one of the top 20 business schools!!!
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