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12 Dec 2014, 06:29
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Hi All,
I am looking for some suggestions on strategy for taking my GMAT test. I am a medical doctor and left my mathematics books/physics books 13 years back.
So after going through GMAT club, i took my GMAT prep and got 580 and started working on my core concepts of English and maths. After 2 weeks, i took MGMAT free test and got 600 (44Q, 30V) and made me more nervous than before. I am aiming at a score between 720-750 on GMAT, but my practice test scores are disappointing. I blocked my exam date on 27 Jan 2014. Please suggest a good strategy for taking making through the test.
Secondly, i am not sure about the topic of MBA specializations required to chose an appropriate B-school. This is very much new to me and confuses me. Can anyone guide me to do a research on these and chose the right one for me.
Thanks
I am looking for some suggestions on strategy for taking my GMAT test. I am a medical doctor and left my mathematics books/physics books 13 years back.
So after going through GMAT club, i took my GMAT prep and got 580 and started working on my core concepts of English and maths. After 2 weeks, i took MGMAT free test and got 600 (44Q, 30V) and made me more nervous than before. I am aiming at a score between 720-750 on GMAT, but my practice test scores are disappointing. I blocked my exam date on 27 Jan 2014. Please suggest a good strategy for taking making through the test.
Secondly, i am not sure about the topic of MBA specializations required to chose an appropriate B-school. This is very much new to me and confuses me. Can anyone guide me to do a research on these and chose the right one for me.
Thanks
15 Dec 2014, 04:03
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Hello
Coming to your GMAT prep - First of all tell me how long have you been preparing and what do your individual quant and verbal scores look like. How frequently are you taking practice tests? Nearly all students begin their GMAT prep with a mock score in 400 - 600. So don't worry if you have have only made it to 600 in two tests.
Also, it looks like you are studying on your own. With a gap of 13 years from maths, i would advise you to take guidance from a decent tutor or coaching center. Solving these questions isn't only about knowing the concepts but using specific tricks and methods to solve these questions faster as time is of the essence.
Reaching a score of 700 is not possible with only two weeks of preparation. I would advise you to study consistently for at least two months, taking practice tests at the interval of 7 - 10 days to gauge your performance.
I am not sure, what you mean by choosing a specialization. most people chose a specialization depending upon their post MBA goals. So tell me, why do you need an MBA and what area industry would you like to enter post MBA.
Do get back to me
All the best
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Coming to your GMAT prep - First of all tell me how long have you been preparing and what do your individual quant and verbal scores look like. How frequently are you taking practice tests? Nearly all students begin their GMAT prep with a mock score in 400 - 600. So don't worry if you have have only made it to 600 in two tests.
Also, it looks like you are studying on your own. With a gap of 13 years from maths, i would advise you to take guidance from a decent tutor or coaching center. Solving these questions isn't only about knowing the concepts but using specific tricks and methods to solve these questions faster as time is of the essence.
Reaching a score of 700 is not possible with only two weeks of preparation. I would advise you to study consistently for at least two months, taking practice tests at the interval of 7 - 10 days to gauge your performance.
I am not sure, what you mean by choosing a specialization. most people chose a specialization depending upon their post MBA goals. So tell me, why do you need an MBA and what area industry would you like to enter post MBA.
Do get back to me
All the best
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Check out our free e-book on how to get into a top business school https://www.interviewbay.com/mba/how-to- ... -ebook.php
https://www.InterviewBay.com
Application Reviews & Mock Interviews by Alumni of your Target B-School
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