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26 Jul 2005, 02:07
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Hi everyone,
I need your valueable Advise for GMAT strategy.
I am a CS graduate working in IT for last 3 years and am looking forward to start Graduate Studies next year. I am located in Germany, so not many GMAT/GRE courses and study groups are available here.
- GPA 3.0 on 4 Scale
- TOEFL 265 Computerbased
- GMAT score i am targeting is in range of 550-610.
I am applying for a certain state school for an MIS degree and the score in above range will fully suffice the requirement. I have registered for the GMAT on 17th October and have abt 2.5 Months for preperation.
Since i work fulltime during the Week. I can only manage to do 1.5-2 Hrs everyday before going to work and the Weekends. Can anyone here please give me Advise how to utilise these 2.5 Months to get a GMAT-Score in range of 55o-610?
What have i done so far:
**********************
I started my GMAT prep in the begining of year and until now during all this period i had various time gaps of 2-3 months in my preperation because of work load at job but i am still trying to stick to it.
MATHS:
********
Since its been a couple of years since i graduated my Math has became quite rusty. I started my GMAT prep in the begining of year and went thru the GMAT/GRE Math Refresher Book for basic concepts. After that i started working on KAPLAN GMAT and ve so far thru the Problem Solving part. Currently i am doing the Maths problems in GMAT official Guide.
What i always get struck into is Geometry and sometime Permutation/Probability. An tips for that....
VERBAL:
********
What i ve done so far is go thru the Critical Reasoning section in KAPLAN book and am about to start with KAPLAN Verbal book..
I have no idea or practice of the other 2 section Sentence Correction and Reading comp. How should i get along in the remaining time for these sections?
Many heartly thanks to anyone answering. I hope i will be able to contribute on the fOrum later on with my own GMAT experience.
regards
WAQ
I need your valueable Advise for GMAT strategy.
I am a CS graduate working in IT for last 3 years and am looking forward to start Graduate Studies next year. I am located in Germany, so not many GMAT/GRE courses and study groups are available here.
- GPA 3.0 on 4 Scale
- TOEFL 265 Computerbased
- GMAT score i am targeting is in range of 550-610.
I am applying for a certain state school for an MIS degree and the score in above range will fully suffice the requirement. I have registered for the GMAT on 17th October and have abt 2.5 Months for preperation.
Since i work fulltime during the Week. I can only manage to do 1.5-2 Hrs everyday before going to work and the Weekends. Can anyone here please give me Advise how to utilise these 2.5 Months to get a GMAT-Score in range of 55o-610?
What have i done so far:
**********************
I started my GMAT prep in the begining of year and until now during all this period i had various time gaps of 2-3 months in my preperation because of work load at job but i am still trying to stick to it.
MATHS:
********
Since its been a couple of years since i graduated my Math has became quite rusty. I started my GMAT prep in the begining of year and went thru the GMAT/GRE Math Refresher Book for basic concepts. After that i started working on KAPLAN GMAT and ve so far thru the Problem Solving part. Currently i am doing the Maths problems in GMAT official Guide.
What i always get struck into is Geometry and sometime Permutation/Probability. An tips for that....
VERBAL:
********
What i ve done so far is go thru the Critical Reasoning section in KAPLAN book and am about to start with KAPLAN Verbal book..
I have no idea or practice of the other 2 section Sentence Correction and Reading comp. How should i get along in the remaining time for these sections?
Many heartly thanks to anyone answering. I hope i will be able to contribute on the fOrum later on with my own GMAT experience.
regards
WAQ
31 Jul 2005, 09:01
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Hi,
I did KAPLAN GMAT and Verbal for CR and am coming clear with that, can mostly figure out the answer but at the same time i am finding SC pretty complicated and some times annoying (speically the Pronoun/Descriptive part .. ) and Style mistakes.
Is there are any good resource for these topics available on web.
I will be greatful for any tips...
WAQ
I did KAPLAN GMAT and Verbal for CR and am coming clear with that, can mostly figure out the answer but at the same time i am finding SC pretty complicated and some times annoying (speically the Pronoun/Descriptive part .. ) and Style mistakes.
Is there are any good resource for these topics available on web.
I will be greatful for any tips...
WAQ
31 Jul 2005, 10:19
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One of the best grammar site you can find: https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/index2.htm
I learned all my grammar there. Furthermore, for advice I would suggest you to read the stickies in the "share your experience" forum. If you want verbal tips, read the stickies in the "verbal" forum. If you want good discussions on verbal questions, you can go to "best of verbal" forum.
I learned all my grammar there. Furthermore, for advice I would suggest you to read the stickies in the "share your experience" forum. If you want verbal tips, read the stickies in the "verbal" forum. If you want good discussions on verbal questions, you can go to "best of verbal" forum.
