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29 Dec 2014, 10:46
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Dear Team,
Greetings!!!
Hope you are doing great!
I am working in Accenture Bangalore,India as a Business Analyst having around Three years of experience.
Could you please help me how to prepare to get 730+ score ?
Though I have Purchased Manhattan Complete Strategy guide(edition 5) along with GMAT official Guide(15).
Please suggest me what is the best time to apply for Admission.
Looking forwards towards you.
Warm Regards,
Rajan Pandey.
Greetings!!!
Hope you are doing great!
I am working in Accenture Bangalore,India as a Business Analyst having around Three years of experience.
Could you please help me how to prepare to get 730+ score ?
Though I have Purchased Manhattan Complete Strategy guide(edition 5) along with GMAT official Guide(15).
Please suggest me what is the best time to apply for Admission.
Looking forwards towards you.
Warm Regards,
Rajan Pandey.
29 Dec 2014, 12:39
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Hi Rajan,
The best time to apply depends on which school and what deadlines they may have. Many schools have round 1 deadlines around September/October with Round 2 deadlines in first week of January --- for enrollment the following August/September.
Ideally, you should allow yourself at least 1 or 2 months before the deadline to prepare your essays. And another 1 or 2 months before that to prepare for the GMAT.
Go to mba.com and get a copy of the GMAT prep software and test yourself with a sample test to see where you stand. As you study from the OG book, you may find our video explanations helpful -- www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
Towards the end -- after you study and/or enroll in a course, etc -- test yourself with another practice test -- you can use this one: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
During your studies, we recommend intense focus on a particular subsection (such as sentence correction) for at least 5 multiple days and nothing else -- before moving onto the next section. Intense focus will let you improve the most without confusing you with all the other sections of the test.
Good luck!
The best time to apply depends on which school and what deadlines they may have. Many schools have round 1 deadlines around September/October with Round 2 deadlines in first week of January --- for enrollment the following August/September.
Ideally, you should allow yourself at least 1 or 2 months before the deadline to prepare your essays. And another 1 or 2 months before that to prepare for the GMAT.
Go to mba.com and get a copy of the GMAT prep software and test yourself with a sample test to see where you stand. As you study from the OG book, you may find our video explanations helpful -- www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
Towards the end -- after you study and/or enroll in a course, etc -- test yourself with another practice test -- you can use this one: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
During your studies, we recommend intense focus on a particular subsection (such as sentence correction) for at least 5 multiple days and nothing else -- before moving onto the next section. Intense focus will let you improve the most without confusing you with all the other sections of the test.
Good luck!
30 Dec 2014, 16:57
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Hi Rajan017,
Have you taken a full practice exam? It's important to understand where you stand on the GMAT, as it'll help you determine how much time/studying is needed for you to reach your goal.
Jessica
Have you taken a full practice exam? It's important to understand where you stand on the GMAT, as it'll help you determine how much time/studying is needed for you to reach your goal.
Jessica
