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by Mr Muggles » Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:13 pm
Hello,

I am 2 days away from G-day. I haven't contributed as much as I would have liked to to this forum, but I've been reading it every single day, would it be just to get some motivation out of the success stories. No matter what happens, this forum has helped me a lot, so thanks to all of you for making this a very special place :-) If I do well, I'll post a debrief here. If I don't, I'll still post a debrief so you know what not to do!

My CAT scores so far:
1/25: GMAT Prep 1: 710 (Q46, V41)
1/31: MGMAT 1: 680 (Q47, V36)
2/7: MGMAT 2: 710 (Q45, V41)
2/15: MGMAT 3: 720 (Q47, V41)
2/21: MGMAT 4: 730 (Q48, V41)
2/22: GMAT Prep 2: 750 (Q49, V42)
2/28: MGMAT 5: 720 (Q48, V40)

I would be happy with a 700 and extatic with a 720. Quite honestly I'd be disappointed if I get under 700. Wish me luck!

Mr Muggles
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by cramya » Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:23 pm
Good luck! With the range of scores u have got be confident and try to give the exam with a free/uncluttered mind i.e. one question at a time without worrying about the bubble u choose for the previous one and u r bound to do well.

Looking forward to a what to do debrief!

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Cramya
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by welcome » Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:50 pm
Mr Muggles,
Good Luck for your Big Day. I am sure you will touch 720-740.
Shubham.
590 >> 630 >> 640 >> 610 >> 600 >> 640 >> 590 >> 640 >> 590 >> 590
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by Toph@GMAT_REBOOT » Tue Mar 03, 2009 6:55 am
Good luck, Mr. Muggles. I agree with cramya. If you show up mentally prepared and focused, you should reach/surpass your target. Looking forward to a happy debrief in 48 hours or so. :D
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by Mr Muggles » Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:35 pm
thanks all for your encouragements. I ended up with a 710, so I'm happy but not extatic :-) it's good enough for me. I'm about to start writing a debrief in the "I beat the gmat" section. Thanks again!
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