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09 Oct 2007, 01:42
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I have completely ignored the AWA section of the GMAT in my prep as well as when I give practice CATs. Any suggestions on how to ace this section in the actual GMAT exam. I've been told its good practice to give atleast 1 or 2 CATs with the AWA. But are there any good books with sample essays etc? Any other resources?
09 Oct 2007, 04:04
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The Official Guide has sample essays near the back of the book.
Also in the OG, there's a complete list of all the topics in the question pool. It's a waste of time to go through them all very carefully,but you can get a very good idea of what you're up against.
I would strongly recommend writing an essay or two under the 30-minute time limit just for practice.
I wrote more about the AWA here:
https://www.gmathacks.com/gmat-awa/all-a ... t-awa.html
There's a section called "How to Prepare" near the bottom of the article.
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https://www.gmathacks.com
Also in the OG, there's a complete list of all the topics in the question pool. It's a waste of time to go through them all very carefully,but you can get a very good idea of what you're up against.
I would strongly recommend writing an essay or two under the 30-minute time limit just for practice.
I wrote more about the AWA here:
https://www.gmathacks.com/gmat-awa/all-a ... t-awa.html
There's a section called "How to Prepare" near the bottom of the article.
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https://www.gmathacks.com
09 Oct 2007, 12:11
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Thanks. I read your post. So 250 words essay is not too short? What's the ideal length?
