I gave my first GMAT after a lot of self preparation and scored a dismal 620(Q 49, V 27) and was terribly disheartened as i thought that self study should be fine to tackle the GMAT beast.
As it turned out, its not enough.
I after reading to a lot of reviews attended one of the Saturday courses with Rajat Sadana for CR that was based on the revolutionary approach of CR. I was dumb struck as for the first time I was looking towards mathematical and step wise approach to solve CR questions.
I was sold with the idea that i have to enroll for this course.
very next day i paid for it and took my GMAT test date after exactly 30 days as i wanted to apply in Round 3.
I work for a major oil and gas company in India and the working hours are as demanding as it gets.
Still, I was fascinated by the approach the tutors taught me for S,CR and RC questions.
I couldn't focus much on the course owing to my work demands but was learning a lot of new fundamentals and above all strategic approach for RC, SC and CR questions.
I couldn't study much in the last week before my exam but anyhow decided to go ahead with my score.
I loved the e-gmat course in ways that it taught me that there is a strategic and systematic approach which , if followed, shall guarantee a great score on the GMAT.
Pre-thinking in CR, Error analysis in SC and a logic consequence of the process that you could do through out the passage in RC are a score grabber.
However, due to some serious personal emergencies i missed by GMAT and couldn't appear for it.
After i recovered, I started my preparation again from scratch and appeared for the exam and scored a 660(Q49, V 31).
I know its not a great score but i am happy that i could improve 4 points in verbal, all thanks to the e-GMAT Verbal Online prep course.
I am again planning to write my GMAT again in the month of June-18 and am pretty sure that with the help of e-GMAT course and some serious dedication I shall be able to cross the 720 barrier.
All the best to everyone.
Peace.
May the force be with all of us.
Honneeey

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Hi,

I gave my GMAT twice and scored a Q49 every single time!

The best and worst thing i did was namely Getting GMClub tests and not analyzing all the GMClub tests!

I bet if i would have gone thru all the questions and CATs at GMAT Club i would have broken the barrier of Q50!

When i say i really mean it that GMAT Club has one of the most authentic and conceptual problems which are almost similar or a little bit harder than the real GMAT!

Solving questions a bit harder than the real GMAT helps you to develop that quantitative aptitude and the real MAT questions will feel cake walk to you!

Good Jobs Quant forum moderators @bunuel @bb @gmatbusters @chetan2u @vritasprepkarishma!

You guys make this club the haven it is for quant!

Cheers! and Kudos!

Regards,
Honneeey

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