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gmatsilvia
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Joined: 13 Dec 2013
Last visit: 16 Aug 2014
Posts: 11
Given Kudos: 3
Concentration: Marketing, Strategy
Schools: Desautels '16 (M) Molson '16 (A)
GPA: 3.65
WE:Advertising (Advertising and PR)
23 Apr 2014, 21:43
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montreal123
You have to start with an Excel sheet and keep track of your weakness, after you know if it is SC, RC or CR you can look for strategies for each one, and concentrate in that one. I also had a low verbal at the beginning but I figured out that it was because of SC... usually that is the weakness of we "the not native". After I figured out, I did all the SC of the OG 13th edition, all the SC of the OG verbal and got my hands in a lot of Idioms flash cards.
There is not easy way sorry, but SC it´s the easiest to correct... RC or CR are harder because it has to do with reading practice. I told you I'm not a 700's but for me it worked for RC this strategy to gain some time: If I was reading about science... a rare protein that this something to the brain, I worked with keys words and reductions that made sense, I didn't try to remember 'axon hillock' but 'Axh'.
When you know which is your weakness look out the strategies, 250.000 people take the test every year, don't invent the wheel and look for the strategies that already worked for other people.
I highly recommend Magoosh because it worked for me. You can try it for free during a week and download the free idioms and math cards to your phone, and this is the invite from my account https://gmat.magoosh.com/invite/f53292287k1p566
P.D. I think the same amount of hard work that can get you from 46 to 49 in Q might get you even higher in V, but you're the only one who knows.
18 Aug 2014, 10:03
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Hi there. I have scored 600 in my GMAT. Q 45 and V 27. Not pretty happy with the score so reappearing in October. My profile is 12+3 (Bachelor of Science - Hospitality and Hotel Administration, 2009) post which I have 5 years of work experience in Hotel sales with ITC Hotels.
One question - Is my 12+3 years of education going to hinder my opportunity to apply to JMSB? As most universities look at 12+4 years of education.
One question - Is my 12+3 years of education going to hinder my opportunity to apply to JMSB? As most universities look at 12+4 years of education.
18 Aug 2014, 10:30
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ojas2july
I think you are correct, JMSB needs a 4 year Bachelor's degree. For applicants with 3 year Bachelor degree they want an additional Master's degree. Apart from length of your bachelor's degree, your profile is decent and you could go through.
Watch this link below it will answer your question:::
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX5TdE670ZY
