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Updated on: 03 May 2008, 09:56
Dear friends,
Finally! my GMAT journey is over, with a happy ending!
Will write debrief soon, but let me first thank all at GMATClub for all the help and encouragement. I could not have achieved this without this Club. MANY THANKS!!!
Here is the split
Q-50 (95 percentile)
V-40 (89 percentile)
Total - 730 (96 percentile)
Overall , it really dint feel that bad.
AWA was breeze and dint feel tired at the end of it.
Quant was just like GMATPrep or perhaps somewhat easier. Was able to finish in time. Had one or two problems where I had to guess since I realized I was spending too much time.
Verbal started well. Was able to keep pace. Only 1 RC felt terror. 1 was moderate, 2 were easy. SCs seemed doable, CRs also ranged from easy to difficult... but nothing ultra hard.
At the end of it, I was feeling I did ok. But dint expect 700+
Feel tired but happy.
Am gonna take some rest. See you all soon.
Thanks
KYatin.
Finally! my GMAT journey is over, with a happy ending!
Will write debrief soon, but let me first thank all at GMATClub for all the help and encouragement. I could not have achieved this without this Club. MANY THANKS!!!
Here is the split
Q-50 (95 percentile)
V-40 (89 percentile)
Total - 730 (96 percentile)
Overall , it really dint feel that bad.
AWA was breeze and dint feel tired at the end of it.
Quant was just like GMATPrep or perhaps somewhat easier. Was able to finish in time. Had one or two problems where I had to guess since I realized I was spending too much time.
Verbal started well. Was able to keep pace. Only 1 RC felt terror. 1 was moderate, 2 were easy. SCs seemed doable, CRs also ranged from easy to difficult... but nothing ultra hard.
At the end of it, I was feeling I did ok. But dint expect 700+
Feel tired but happy.
Am gonna take some rest. See you all soon.
Thanks
KYatin.
