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07 Mar 2012, 04:13
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Dear Bloggers,
I have seen many success stories written, however I thought may be if I share mine it will encourage others to write as well or I may be wrong. Anyways. This was my third futile attempt.
In December last year i scored a 440 and after reading all the blogs I knew if I concentrated on my weak areas I would crack the GMAT. The second time I attempted it was even worse(exactly 1.5 months later-may be over confidence) scored a 330. From then I realised my Basic Mathematics was getting me into trouble. I employed a Math teacher who taught me Math basics after which I started solving more complex problems from various reference Materials with an equal focus on English (my identified weak areas were Inference in RC and SVA in SC).
I had put in 6 months of hard work balanced with a full time job (me thinks) and the official report came in this morning and thats why this blog. I scored an overall 450. With the conditional offer from Cornell I was even more depressed since the only criteria for me was to clear GMAT.
I would love to do GMAT again, however I donot know where to start.
There you have it.
Adya
I have seen many success stories written, however I thought may be if I share mine it will encourage others to write as well or I may be wrong. Anyways. This was my third futile attempt.
In December last year i scored a 440 and after reading all the blogs I knew if I concentrated on my weak areas I would crack the GMAT. The second time I attempted it was even worse(exactly 1.5 months later-may be over confidence) scored a 330. From then I realised my Basic Mathematics was getting me into trouble. I employed a Math teacher who taught me Math basics after which I started solving more complex problems from various reference Materials with an equal focus on English (my identified weak areas were Inference in RC and SVA in SC).
I had put in 6 months of hard work balanced with a full time job (me thinks) and the official report came in this morning and thats why this blog. I scored an overall 450. With the conditional offer from Cornell I was even more depressed since the only criteria for me was to clear GMAT.
I would love to do GMAT again, however I donot know where to start.
There you have it.
Adya
07 Mar 2012, 05:29
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Hey buddy, you haven't mentioned which all study material you have been using in ur GMAT journey?
kindly give more details,
P.S : Don't think hard work ever goes waste....
kindly give more details,
P.S : Don't think hard work ever goes waste....
07 Mar 2012, 11:19
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Hey,
Thanks for the vote of confidence
Well this what I have been doing. I completed RS Agarwal for Quant basics. OG 11 and 12. Then someone told me do Kaplan as well,which was basic but I did that anyway. Then I used some material of a GMAT trainer who scored 800 in GMAT.
I have taken many MGMAT tests as well, where I scored an average of 580. However some of the bank questions were repeated and if not the concept may be I knew the answers by rote.
Thanks for the vote of confidence
Well this what I have been doing. I completed RS Agarwal for Quant basics. OG 11 and 12. Then someone told me do Kaplan as well,which was basic but I did that anyway. Then I used some material of a GMAT trainer who scored 800 in GMAT.I have taken many MGMAT tests as well, where I scored an average of 580. However some of the bank questions were repeated and if not the concept may be I knew the answers by rote.
