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22 Mar 2005, 04:52
Kudos
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Managed to get 700( Q 50, V 34).
Found that the maths, which I was expecting much better performance was quite tough. Almost like the GMAT club challenge.
Sentence Correction also had progressively tough questions. But CR, RC were much easier than expected. Passage was on Antartice Ic Caps, Gramphone Invention( Science), Blacks in US & support for them during WW-2. Forget one passage.
Otherwise, quite happy to let go. Also found the test to be tougher than Powerprep or Pricenton Review. Mirrored one of the Kaplan Test.
Guys, who are expecting an easy quantitive section, prepare really well. As you get more questions correct, the intensity kept increasing.
You can reach me: [email protected] & I will be around at GMAT club, but verbal is not an area where I can offer a lot of advice/help.
Found that the maths, which I was expecting much better performance was quite tough. Almost like the GMAT club challenge.
Sentence Correction also had progressively tough questions. But CR, RC were much easier than expected. Passage was on Antartice Ic Caps, Gramphone Invention( Science), Blacks in US & support for them during WW-2. Forget one passage.
Otherwise, quite happy to let go. Also found the test to be tougher than Powerprep or Pricenton Review. Mirrored one of the Kaplan Test.
Guys, who are expecting an easy quantitive section, prepare really well. As you get more questions correct, the intensity kept increasing.
You can reach me: [email protected] & I will be around at GMAT club, but verbal is not an area where I can offer a lot of advice/help.
22 Mar 2005, 05:01
Kudos
Bookmarks
One more thing I forgot is to say that I found it best to start with Princeton Review. Then as you are done with PR, start with Kaplan, the Verbal is more tough there! Then try out verbal workbook & math workbook, for extra help.
Some book on essay will also help. I found Arco's guide very good.
Thanks,
Karthik
Some book on essay will also help. I found Arco's guide very good.
Thanks,
Karthik
22 Mar 2005, 06:05
Kudos
Bookmarks
Congratulations Karthik! 
U are in the Elite 7XX club.
Best wishes for ur Apps.
My Questions:
1. How will you rate level of difficulty of SC Questions in Actual Test? Can you give some camparison such as from any book (e.g. Kaplan or PR) or from our Verbal Forum?
2. What kind of RC and CR were u expecting (or u thought as tough)?
3. How was ur timing in both Verbal and Quant? (particularly Verbal.
)
4. What was ur practise test scores?
Now its time to party..
U are in the Elite 7XX club.
Best wishes for ur Apps.
My Questions:
1. How will you rate level of difficulty of SC Questions in Actual Test? Can you give some camparison such as from any book (e.g. Kaplan or PR) or from our Verbal Forum?
2. What kind of RC and CR were u expecting (or u thought as tough)?
3. How was ur timing in both Verbal and Quant? (particularly Verbal.
)
4. What was ur practise test scores?
Now its time to party..
