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21 Apr 2013, 11:44
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Hi Guys
My name is Rahul and I am planning to take GMAT in next 4-5 months.
While looking for some quality resources on GMAT preparation, I stumbled upon gmatclub. Went through a few post and knew instantly that this is the place to be.
I am a Mechanical Engineering Graduate and have a work experience of 4 1/2 years in Energy and Oil & Gas as a procurement professional, currently based in Delhi.
In search of a quality coaching institute, I visited Princeton Review, Kaplan and Veritas for GMAT preparation, saw their study modules and attended a few demo classes. Honestly, I did not find them good and have finally decided to study on my own. I have always been an average student, and know my limitations and weaknesses very well. Being out of touch of books for a long time now, I need to brush up my basics before starting the real preparation. It would be really helpful if you guys could help me out with which material to follow and which not. I only have OG13. I also went through e-gmat verbal and it looks like a good deal. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Rahul
My name is Rahul and I am planning to take GMAT in next 4-5 months.
While looking for some quality resources on GMAT preparation, I stumbled upon gmatclub. Went through a few post and knew instantly that this is the place to be.
I am a Mechanical Engineering Graduate and have a work experience of 4 1/2 years in Energy and Oil & Gas as a procurement professional, currently based in Delhi.
In search of a quality coaching institute, I visited Princeton Review, Kaplan and Veritas for GMAT preparation, saw their study modules and attended a few demo classes. Honestly, I did not find them good and have finally decided to study on my own. I have always been an average student, and know my limitations and weaknesses very well. Being out of touch of books for a long time now, I need to brush up my basics before starting the real preparation. It would be really helpful if you guys could help me out with which material to follow and which not. I only have OG13. I also went through e-gmat verbal and it looks like a good deal. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Rahul
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