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17 May 2007, 09:14
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I have been a silent reader of this forum.
Anyway, here's something about me and my experience. I am considerably older than most of the other members. I am 33. I had wanted to do my MBA a long time ago, but had been through a painful divorce before.
I did my B.S. in India, M.S. in the US and have worked for 10years in the telecom field. I am a program manager now in the bay area.
I am married again and my wife encouraged me to fulfill my ambitions.
I studied only for 3 weeks and took the test last week as my job is demanding.
Did both OG tests and 4 Kaplan tests. My reflexes are slower at my age than they were before.
Math is considerably more difficult in the GMAT exam than in either of the two books. I actually ran out of time before answering question 37 (last one) in Math - did not even have time to guess. In none of the practice tests, I felt, were questions so intense.
Verbal was somewhat tricky, but I felt I did better in verbal than I did in Math.
I did NOT study for AWA at all.
I was expecting only 650 after completing the tests, but I am happy to report that I got 710.
I am planning to do an executive MBA. Will keep you all posted.
Thanks for maintaing such a great forum.
Anyway, here's something about me and my experience. I am considerably older than most of the other members. I am 33. I had wanted to do my MBA a long time ago, but had been through a painful divorce before.
I did my B.S. in India, M.S. in the US and have worked for 10years in the telecom field. I am a program manager now in the bay area.
I am married again and my wife encouraged me to fulfill my ambitions.
I studied only for 3 weeks and took the test last week as my job is demanding.
Did both OG tests and 4 Kaplan tests. My reflexes are slower at my age than they were before.
Math is considerably more difficult in the GMAT exam than in either of the two books. I actually ran out of time before answering question 37 (last one) in Math - did not even have time to guess. In none of the practice tests, I felt, were questions so intense.
Verbal was somewhat tricky, but I felt I did better in verbal than I did in Math.
I did NOT study for AWA at all.
I was expecting only 650 after completing the tests, but I am happy to report that I got 710.
I am planning to do an executive MBA. Will keep you all posted.
Thanks for maintaing such a great forum.
17 May 2007, 21:04
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Congrats! 
710 is a wonderful score. You are an inspiration to us 30 and over! And us with family! So pls feel free to pat yourself on the back! Congrats again! Go party!!!! 
710 is a wonderful score. You are an inspiration to us 30 and over! And us with family! So pls feel free to pat yourself on the back! Congrats again! Go party!!!!
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