Dear Paushali , First of all I would really want to thank TPR and its faculty for the immense help provided by them during my GMAT preparation. I still remember when I first thought of preparing for the GMAT and started to refer the Kaplan 800(I still don't know why I did that!!) and was so stumped by the level that I really thought GMAT was probably not my cup oftea. I joined Princeton. When the classes was about to begin I remember me giving the CAT 1 and probably scoring around 450!! That time I was now unsure about my goal of the GMAT. But then the classes started and I started listening to the tips and tricks and all the tactics to deal with all different types of questions. I started to get the main point and in turn gain confidence about the exam. I though remember me getting a bit scared sometimes due to the mistakes I used to make while solving both the manual questions and the OG and by seeing my classmates getting them right :P .But then the workshops and a bit of preparation from my side started which concentrated on the things learnt in class and hence my also tuning started. Before I realized I was getting relatively stronger in my SCs. An important point to mention here is that I am from a state board background and being from a Bengali Medium, my English base was pretty weak. Since I am an engineer, my math was probably relatively stronger. In Math, problem solving was never a big problem but data sufficiency was often a lot of pain to visualize and finalize. That started improving a lot during this course. Finally the exam day appeared and to my utter surprise I was not much tensed, but feeling kind of alright. This was a long shot and probably a dream compared to the first day I opened a GMAT book!! I got 690(q-51, v31).That was the time I really felt bad and sad as the score was like "So near yet so far!". Had a bit of luck been on my side, I could have really managed a 700 which was my target. Anyways no regrets!! I am though not too ...  

  This is to thank you for the great support and help which I received from you for my GMAT preparation. I had scored a 670 the last time when I appeared for my GMAT and a 640 in the Diagnostic test. This time, with your able support and guidance, I was able to get a 40 in the verbal section and this went a long way in helping me to score a 720. The class room discussions helped me understand the nuances of the verbal section and the booster questions me identify and focus upon my specific weaknesses in the sentence correction questions.  

Thank You,
Bisbash Barooah