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meghash3
Joined: 24 Mar 2010
Last visit: 07 Sep 2011
Posts: 64
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 9
Location: Mumbai, India
Concentration: Finance, projects
Schools:INSEAD - dinged; IE-admit; ISB - admit; IIMB-admit; SPJain- admit; IIM C- Admit, IIM A - Dinged after interview. Finally joining IIM B
GPA: 3.7
WE 1: 3
WE 2: 2
WE 3: 2
03 Jun 2010, 10:14
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Guys.
I am shot down today..and surprisingly in wat I considered my strength. Verbal in all my prac tests was my strengths. GMAT prep 1- 40; Kaplan free 33; powerscore1-38.
here i may need to admit that, i was under tremendous time pressure in the verbal section and question after question baffled me. Although, i did fairly well , even in the gmat club tests.
I did a fair amt of practice for verbal, from GMAT club, aspirant hunt , which has original guide questions.
But i must also admit, i never bought any OG/Kaplan test or any other such material, rated highly. But i was satisfied with the way my tests were going, the brutal SC and RC , although not cake walk, were mangeable. 22 was certainly not on cards
I sit clueless on my desk and wait for some winning strategies from some of the GMAT destroyers like you.
I have around 45 days in hand before I can apply to some of the B schools , I target for admission this year.
A comprehensive approach will be greatly appreciated. Bunuel, chineseburned and other such studs, kindly extend your support.
I am shot down today..and surprisingly in wat I considered my strength. Verbal in all my prac tests was my strengths. GMAT prep 1- 40; Kaplan free 33; powerscore1-38.
here i may need to admit that, i was under tremendous time pressure in the verbal section and question after question baffled me. Although, i did fairly well , even in the gmat club tests.
I did a fair amt of practice for verbal, from GMAT club, aspirant hunt , which has original guide questions.
But i must also admit, i never bought any OG/Kaplan test or any other such material, rated highly. But i was satisfied with the way my tests were going, the brutal SC and RC , although not cake walk, were mangeable. 22 was certainly not on cards
I sit clueless on my desk and wait for some winning strategies from some of the GMAT destroyers like you.
I have around 45 days in hand before I can apply to some of the B schools , I target for admission this year.
A comprehensive approach will be greatly appreciated. Bunuel, chineseburned and other such studs, kindly extend your support.
03 Jun 2010, 10:17
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OG trumps all other material you have combined. Skipping OG was a big mistake since that is what most resembles the test. Get the OG, and MGMAT SC and try again when you are ready.
03 Jun 2010, 11:14
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meghash3
Hey meghash3,
Surprisingly you ignored OG and GMATPrep(I think you left it unused GMATPrep2)!!
OG is the most sacred book for GMAT, after that only MGMAT SC and PowerScore CR Bible comes.
ATB !
