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20 Oct 2004, 12:01
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If I were to create a constellation and put stars in it then I would name some of them the following
Praetorian, BB, Paul, kpadma, ndidi, stoolfi, asandeep, geethu, bhai, batliwala, surat, stolyar, titleist, dj, sunnyboy007, vivek_dj, pitts20042006, lvb9th, hallelujah1234
Assuming that, though I have the power to create such a constellation, I am limited by my capcity to name all the stars that I would put in that constellation. Also the very same limitation stops me from describing what the individual stars are. But I know one thing for sure that they are the brightest stars. I shall name that constellation anandnk_GMAT_710,
the coordinates being Q48 and V40.
I would like to make a modest effort to thank some of the people who have helped me.
Millions of thanks to Pretorian and BB for maintaining this site. They are making a lot of difference in people lives. I am very greatful to them.
Thanks to Paul for very interesting discussions. I have learnt so much from his contributions. Everyone in this club know how helpful Paul is.
Thanks to ndidi for encouraging me and supporting me through final phases my preperation.
vivek_dj's SCs , hallelujah's DSs, Surat's RCs and many more discussions of various people have strengthened my confidence and foundation.
Finally and most importantly I would like to thank kpadma. He has been my study partner and has contributed to my preperation very positively. This star shall lie in my constellation as well as in my heart. His strategies were a great help. He would always take the initiative and make a plan for the preperation. I cannot possibly repay the debt I owe him.
My experience in the test.
Quantitative was very difficult. I got some of the wierdest problems. Last time I took the test I finished Quantitative section 25 minutes earlier. This time I hardly had any time. I had to ruch through many questions at the end. I was hoping for 50 but ended up scoring 48.
Verbal was really easy. Got 2 BF questions. 2 RC passages of 40 lines, one with 50 lines and the last one with 60 lines. SCs I would say were littlebit difficult. I was planning on cancelling the score because I was not at all happy with my performancein Quantititive section. But thank
GOD I didnt cancel.
I would like to think that it is over for me. I will be around and would like to help people as much as I can in this club.
Praetorian, BB, Paul, kpadma, ndidi, stoolfi, asandeep, geethu, bhai, batliwala, surat, stolyar, titleist, dj, sunnyboy007, vivek_dj, pitts20042006, lvb9th, hallelujah1234
Assuming that, though I have the power to create such a constellation, I am limited by my capcity to name all the stars that I would put in that constellation. Also the very same limitation stops me from describing what the individual stars are. But I know one thing for sure that they are the brightest stars. I shall name that constellation anandnk_GMAT_710,
the coordinates being Q48 and V40.
I would like to make a modest effort to thank some of the people who have helped me.
Millions of thanks to Pretorian and BB for maintaining this site. They are making a lot of difference in people lives. I am very greatful to them.
Thanks to Paul for very interesting discussions. I have learnt so much from his contributions. Everyone in this club know how helpful Paul is.
Thanks to ndidi for encouraging me and supporting me through final phases my preperation.
vivek_dj's SCs , hallelujah's DSs, Surat's RCs and many more discussions of various people have strengthened my confidence and foundation.
Finally and most importantly I would like to thank kpadma. He has been my study partner and has contributed to my preperation very positively. This star shall lie in my constellation as well as in my heart. His strategies were a great help. He would always take the initiative and make a plan for the preperation. I cannot possibly repay the debt I owe him.
My experience in the test.
Quantitative was very difficult. I got some of the wierdest problems. Last time I took the test I finished Quantitative section 25 minutes earlier. This time I hardly had any time. I had to ruch through many questions at the end. I was hoping for 50 but ended up scoring 48.
Verbal was really easy. Got 2 BF questions. 2 RC passages of 40 lines, one with 50 lines and the last one with 60 lines. SCs I would say were littlebit difficult. I was planning on cancelling the score because I was not at all happy with my performancein Quantititive section. But thank
GOD I didnt cancel.
I would like to think that it is over for me. I will be around and would like to help people as much as I can in this club.
20 Oct 2004, 12:25
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Anand
My hearty congratulations! We were together in this marathon and helping each other on our way to success. I learned as much, if not more, from you as you might have learned from me. Most of the successes in life are achieved through teamwork and I learned it first hand.
For those who are preparing to excel, my advice is to practice, practice and practice with a partner(s). It helps a lot.
Again, as Anand has said, thanks to GMATClub;
Anand --Congratulation, best wishes and good luck with your application. I hope we get into the top school of our choice.
Beat Wishes
Kpadma
My hearty congratulations! We were together in this marathon and helping each other on our way to success. I learned as much, if not more, from you as you might have learned from me. Most of the successes in life are achieved through teamwork and I learned it first hand.
For those who are preparing to excel, my advice is to practice, practice and practice with a partner(s). It helps a lot.
Again, as Anand has said, thanks to GMATClub;
Anand --Congratulation, best wishes and good luck with your application. I hope we get into the top school of our choice.
Beat Wishes
Kpadma
You made my day! Its so nice to see a regular forum member do well. Its very thoughtful of you to list all the people who helped. thats really what a community is all about. I wish we always have more guys like you participate here. I cant thank you enough for your contribution here. try your best to get into the best school possible.
Your painstaking effort were ever present in the beautiful threads that you left behind you and will forever be with this club. This forum inherited so much from your contribution and please 
stay here and provide guidance for future GMATers 
