@Brent@GMATPrepNow

Thank you so much for the feedback, is great to hear motivational quotes! Of course I was not happy with the results, but I believe that I'm going to improve a lot my score with this program. I truly believe that what is not knowledge that's lowering my results - Is my lack of practice, my misunderstanding of some questions and lack of "techniques" to approach the questions. This is want I want to achieve! this is what I WILL achieve!

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Day 3

I did the exams as suggested, and here are the results:

Quantitative: 37
Verbal: 23
Total: 510

(Got 1 in IR - random, of course). Btw, I didn't write the text in Analytical Writing, but I hope that didn't influenced the Total Score.

Self-evaluation: I need to improve a A LOT in the Verbal Section, but the Quantitative is not as bad as I thought. I think that what's killing me are the Data Sufficiency questions. I still don't know the best way to approach those...

And you, dear followers, what DO YOU think of my results? You can be honest and say that I'm I'm a disgrace and I'll never achieve 800! I don't mind as long it's justified.

Day 4

I'll complete until the end of the day, but like it's only reading I don't have a lot to say about it

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Thank you for following me! Your constant feedback is very important to succeed in my mission

Brent@GMATPrepNow wrote:Hi joaof92,

510 is a solid baseline score.
You're just beginning your preparation, so you're going to see your score rise with each practice test.
Keep us posted on your progress.

Cheers,
Brent

thank you for your feedback. I'm looking forward the next practice test, as I believe that my score will rise a lot!

Day 4

After reading the pages suggested, I believe that the most useful things to retain are the backup approaches the problems. Nevertheless, the whole reading was useful to be more motivated to ace the GMAT.

Note: Day 5 & Day 6 will be done this weekend (alongside with Day 7 & Day 8)... I had a very busy end of week, but i believe I will catch up until Monday