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novanative
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Status:schools I listed were for the evening programs, not FT
Location: United States (VA)
Schools: McDonough '14 (WL) Smith (A)
GMAT 1: 640 Q43 V34
GMAT 2: 660 Q43 V38
GPA: 3.1
WE:Research (Other)
16 Apr 2012, 07:31
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congrats on the score. I can certainly say that even in America, the test will make or break a lot of prospective students.
In high school I was barely in the top 20% of my class, but I got a nice SAT score in the mid 1400's (before the 2100 scale today) and it did help me get into some good liberal arts colleges.
In high school I was barely in the top 20% of my class, but I got a nice SAT score in the mid 1400's (before the 2100 scale today) and it did help me get into some good liberal arts colleges.
16 Apr 2012, 09:35
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Hi invincibleforce,
Thanks for your interesting post (750 score review) - it really motivates me studying hardest for the GMAT. Since I have also around 4 months left until I'll do the GMAT I would like to know how you studied the Quant and Verbal parts in detail? Was your major effort analyzing every single exercise in greatest detail? Did you keep a detailed error track record for the Q and V parts?
Thanks in advance!
M
Thanks for your interesting post (750 score review) - it really motivates me studying hardest for the GMAT. Since I have also around 4 months left until I'll do the GMAT I would like to know how you studied the Quant and Verbal parts in detail? Was your major effort analyzing every single exercise in greatest detail? Did you keep a detailed error track record for the Q and V parts?
Thanks in advance!
M
22 Apr 2012, 23:51
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Firstly, you need to figure out what you are weak at and then you should divide your time accordingly. For example, if you are good at Quant and bad at Verbal, you may want to distribute your time in 70:30 ratio. Regarding your question about question analysis, yes that is very very important. Make sure that you analyze each question in excruciating detail. You may want to keep an error log and log which questions you are getting wrong. Also log the learning you have from the question . This way you will be able to move ahead in a systematic way and when you would want to revise , you can easily do so.That is the right way to go !
wow u rocked both in Gmat and in admission. Insead is also in my list but your score is way more than mine to compare my chances.... 
