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24 Aug 2009, 15:18
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This is going to be something unique, i am starting my debrief right from the scratch.
Hello Everyone,
I have read a lot of debriefs on this forum, all of them written after taking GMAT. Just while reading them an idea popped up into my mind, why not i start my debrief from day 1. This will help in not missing any part of my preparation and highlight all my strong/weak points.
I am already a month or so into my preparation, so will cover the backlog first and then will keep adding daily updates.
I expect co-operation from all senior members to highlight my mistakes and guide me in the course of action.
GMAT autobiography will cover my daily preparation with a mention of all i did and all i will do.
Hello Everyone,
I have read a lot of debriefs on this forum, all of them written after taking GMAT. Just while reading them an idea popped up into my mind, why not i start my debrief from day 1. This will help in not missing any part of my preparation and highlight all my strong/weak points.
I am already a month or so into my preparation, so will cover the backlog first and then will keep adding daily updates.
I expect co-operation from all senior members to highlight my mistakes and guide me in the course of action.
GMAT autobiography will cover my daily preparation with a mention of all i did and all i will do.
*********************** DAY -1 ******************************
I am not naive to GMAT, reasons supporting this view of mine are :
1> My roomate took GMAT few days ago, scored 710(Q:51 AND V:34)
2> Most of his material was passed onto me. List of material i will disclose in a while.
3> I have planned to encounter GMAT one year ago, although did almost nothing in last one year as far as preps are concerned.
List of material:
1> OG11 , OG Verbal and OG quant
2> KAPLAN premier, Kaplan maths and Kaplan verbal, also kaplan 800
3> Princeton review and MGMAT SC and CR
I started my preparation with a set of Problem solving from OG11 - 20 questions 0 wrong in less than 15 mins.
Nothing more for the day as i was tired and was supposed to resume work next day.
**********************************************************************************************************************
To Be continued--- Expert comments and suggestions to improve are invited.
I am not naive to GMAT, reasons supporting this view of mine are :
1> My roomate took GMAT few days ago, scored 710(Q:51 AND V:34)
2> Most of his material was passed onto me. List of material i will disclose in a while.
3> I have planned to encounter GMAT one year ago, although did almost nothing in last one year as far as preps are concerned.
List of material:
1> OG11 , OG Verbal and OG quant
2> KAPLAN premier, Kaplan maths and Kaplan verbal, also kaplan 800
3> Princeton review and MGMAT SC and CR
I started my preparation with a set of Problem solving from OG11 - 20 questions 0 wrong in less than 15 mins.
Nothing more for the day as i was tired and was supposed to resume work next day.
**********************************************************************************************************************
To Be continued--- Expert comments and suggestions to improve are invited.
24 Aug 2009, 15:38
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Great! Look forward to keeping up. Please feel free to PM any of the posts to me if require immediate attention.
Best Regards,
BB
Edit: Do you have a GMAT Date yet? Approximate?
Best Regards,
BB
Edit: Do you have a GMAT Date yet? Approximate?
