Took the warm test in PR. Well the warm up test proved to be a major warning and an indicator that well
“Practice makes perfect”
Well I accept that.
The scores are not much to brag about. Here it is:
| Princeton Review | GMAT Warmup Test | Verbal Score – 8/20 | Math Score – 13/20 |
|---|---|---|---|
All right after the trip, I sure is hell have become real sloppy and lazy. GMAT prep seems to heading towards a dead end. Not good. Got to rethink, regroup, need to come up with new strategy to keep a steady learning process in place.
But first a list
Gonna grab the OG11 and get through the eval warm up to see where i am.
Complete the sample tests in Princeton Review
Thinking about joining a course like IMS’s GMAT Max Prep or 4GMAT gonna check that out. I’ll put that in the google calendar.
Revisit and evaluate the performance scoresFirst I think go grab some sleep wake up early at 6 or something and workout a test… Oh ! Yeah
Alright took the GMAT Math Test BIN -2 from the Princeton Review, scores ain’t impressive need to work more on the Probability sections.
Anyways the score is as follows:
| TEST Provider | Test Number | Max Score | My Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Princeton Review Cracking GMAT | GMAT Math BIN 2 | 27 | 22 |
Anyways I’m bugged 
big time the preparation can be frustrating especially if ur someone like me 4 years out of college, IQ levels at an all time low anyways there ain’t anything that practice can’t fix. So stay optimistic.
P.S The Bugs a reminder not to slack 
Don’t know what’s with me and these cute icons just love em.
Ok after much deliberation finally decided that i am going to go 100% all out for the GMAT.
But this time I intend to Clear it at least with a score of something like 7XX or something.
The main idea behind this here blog is kind of consolidate my learnings, experiences about GMAT. Also tracking progress made through the course of the preparations. Yup gonna blog em all.
