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September 29, 2022
Joined: Jun 09, 2022
Posts: 10
Kudos: 3
Verified GMAT Classic score:
730 Q50 V40 (Online)
GMAT is altogether a different beast. Hard work is not the only ingredient which is important here. I had scored a 710 in my first go, but the golden threshold of 720 was what I had my eyes on. But going beyond 700/710 is altogether a different ball game. That is when I realized what eGMAT can do for me. Looking for a course after that 710, I didn't take me much time to decide upon eGMAT. The sheer number of 700+ scores they have achieved over other courses should give you a hint.
Starting from RC, Harsha (at eGMAT) is the guy here! Everyone has a tendency to be uncomfortable in the essays which are from fields/subjects unrelated to your profession. But Harsha got you covered here. From learning the importance of pause points to pre-thinking, I was able to get rid of my fear of those healthcare and historical essays.
For CR, this is the toughest part in GMAT. So you want the best here (Harsha is your guy again). eGMAT gave me an all together different weapon in my arsenal for tackling CR: Pre thinking. Trust me this works wonders. From starting with zero bold face questions right to getting all of them right has been an incredible experience.
For SC, practice plays a big role. But 700 level questions are still tough, until you discover the meaning analysis, Payal is going to teach you. For all those 700+ SC questions, meaning analysis is the key.
Lastly, a shoutout to my LMP mentor Rashmi, she was there for me always. Giving me prompt replies to all my queries, making schedules for me, letting me know my weak points, pushing me till the end. She made it happen!
Thanks eGMAT.
I would recommend you to anyone who is looking at that golden threshold of 720+ in GMAT.
Dear Ajitesh12345678,
Congratulations on your 730! I am super happy that we could help you cross that ‘golden threshold’ of 720😊.
To do this in a matter of less than a month is the icing on the cake.
It is easy to give up after getting a 710 but it takes a person with determination and resilience to persevere and put in the efforts to get to their target score.
The efforts that you have put in is clearly visible in CR – where you have almost perfect first-time scores in practice quizzes for Boldface and a 70% accuracy for last 20 hard questions.
Refer to this image to see how almost perfect scores in practice quizzes helped Ajitesh get to around 90th%ile ability for Boldface questions here:
Image Link-https://success.e-gmat.com/good-foundation-equals-good-accuracy-in-boldface
Despite being at a higher ability in SC, you set your eyes on the stars and did the entire course and internalised the meaning-based approach that helped you clear hard cementing quizzes in SC with great accuracy putting you at a 90%ile ability in SC.
The diligence that you showed in the preparation resulted in amazing scholaranium scores that predicted a 90th %ile score in verbal.
Refer to this snippet of Ajitesh’s account to see how the verbal scholaranium predicted 90%ile score in verbal:
Image link- https://success.e-gmat.com/scholaranium-predicted-90-percentile-in-verbal
Finally, as a part of the Last Mile Push program you completed all the improvement plans with single-minded focus all the while trusting the process. The proof is in the pudding and in the GMAT field, it is in the final score – which you were able to improve to a 730!
Ajitesh, it has been a pleasure working with you and helping you get to your target score. I wish you all the success in your applications and management journey and hope you make it to the cobbled streets of Oxford😊.
Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya