kalelmanofsteel wrote:
Docdrizzealy, please see my post above. I have a few general questions.
Thank you
kalelmanofsteel wrote:
Docdrizzealy, please see my post above. I have a few general questions.
Thank you
kalelmanofsteel wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am new here and I am an Electrical Engineer but have been working as a Management Consultant for almost 3 years now. I would like to go for my MBA and am planning to write my GMAT early next year (Feb-Mar 2014 time frame). I am a novice and really don't know much. Though I have read the FAQ section and learned some new things, I would still require some suggestions regarding the study material. Please note that I have zero knowledge about GMAT and would like to give myself about 7-8 months of prep time. Please advise any books, tools, etc. that may be helpful to me.
I appreciate your time and effort to reply to me.
Give more time to verbal in GMAT and the writing./interviews in your app. in my first edition i applied to top 10 schools only and accepted CAT interviews in india so i know the GMAT is firstly to be [strong]prioritized high[/strong] and then once you have a 750= score you need to [strong]move to other areas of app that are equally/more important.[/strong]
For the GMAT , i like soft programs and try to focus on how to get the uptick to difficult questions /best scores as that is what you can do based on aptitude. If that is shooting for the moon scoot to application list and reselect programs for ave gmat well below 700 esp if you are an nternational applicant.
soft programs: i am currently using the McGrawhill book downloaded on kindle