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20 Jul 2014, 11:35
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Thanks venmuluri133! You're so kind. This is exactly what I wanted to achieve - to give hope to all my non-native gmat takers. Good luck!
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Thanks Enarin for your comment. Yes now we have at least one data point to show that it is possible
Good Luck!
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Thanks for comment Santy! Youre really kind!
1. I could do only 3 gmatpreps and nothing else. my scores on gmatprep1, 2 and 3 were - 41, 42, 45 respectively. Once you get beyond 44, you will see the following types quite often:
a. SC: long 3-4 line sentence entirely underlined
b. CR: guess similar argument types questions. thus you need to deconstruct 6 different arguments effectively.
c. RC: really long and complicated passages from sociology/science
d. bold face questions
2. what is your weak area? is it SC, CR or RC? Mine was SC so I gave a serious read to Manhattan SC guide and watched gmatprepnow/magoosh SC videos and prepared my notes based on what was new to me or what I wanted to reinforce. I would suggest you to find your weak area and accordingly work on it.
Hope thats helpful. Pls let me know if you need anything else. Good luck and let me know your score
1. I could do only 3 gmatpreps and nothing else. my scores on gmatprep1, 2 and 3 were - 41, 42, 45 respectively. Once you get beyond 44, you will see the following types quite often:
a. SC: long 3-4 line sentence entirely underlined
b. CR: guess similar argument types questions. thus you need to deconstruct 6 different arguments effectively.
c. RC: really long and complicated passages from sociology/science
d. bold face questions
2. what is your weak area? is it SC, CR or RC? Mine was SC so I gave a serious read to Manhattan SC guide and watched gmatprepnow/magoosh SC videos and prepared my notes based on what was new to me or what I wanted to reinforce. I would suggest you to find your weak area and accordingly work on it.
Hope thats helpful. Pls let me know if you need anything else. Good luck and let me know your score
santy
