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01 Dec 2010, 05:17
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Hi foofighter,
As they say "where there's a will,there's a way". If you put the requisite amount of "smart" work and keep on improving yourself on the different areas,I don't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to improve.
Since as you said that you have plenty of time to prepare, I'd suggest that firstly read as much good text as possible. Read the article from different areas in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times etc. The quality of articles in these newspapers is quite good and it'd help in making you familiar with complex sentence construction .As a result, you'll be able to tackle RC and CR with more confidence. I think this should also help in SC. By the way, when you do you plan to take the GMAT?
As they say "where there's a will,there's a way". If you put the requisite amount of "smart" work and keep on improving yourself on the different areas,I don't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to improve.
Since as you said that you have plenty of time to prepare, I'd suggest that firstly read as much good text as possible. Read the article from different areas in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times etc. The quality of articles in these newspapers is quite good and it'd help in making you familiar with complex sentence construction .As a result, you'll be able to tackle RC and CR with more confidence. I think this should also help in SC. By the way, when you do you plan to take the GMAT?
13 Dec 2010, 03:59
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rishiraj
Thanks rishiraj for your advice. I really appreciate the fact that you try to help out the members on this community with your insights.
I haven't decided when I'd take my GMAT because I plan to apply for Fall 2011 season. I'm confused whether I should work for 6-7 months or get done with the GMAT by Feb end. My main consideration is that I am not good enough in English. What do you suggest
By the way, the advice to read Wall Street Journal and New York Times is really helping me improve my understanding of the text.
15 Dec 2010, 03:45
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Congrats to your awesome score!!!
