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22 May 2004, 14:02
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hi, i came across this site about 2 months ago when i decided to study for the test, aalthough i didn't spend much time on the site, i'd go thru a coupla posts of those who had taken the test to see what i could expect, and it did help. i knew which books to buy and study from at this site, thanks.
i also found out that u really do need 2 months or more to prep for the test, which was what i had in mind, 'cept, at the beginning i had to visit and stay with my parents, who are outside the country, all the travel plans took up about 1 week of my time, and then once i got to their place, i injured my back and was in bed for 3 weeks, so there went 1 month down the drain.
i then took a dt and got 600, i was able to go thru kaplan and went thru the ques that were most frequent (according to the site) near the time of my test and ended up getting a 600 for the gmat as well. i'm not dissapointed, coz that's all the effort i put in for prep.
i got 1 probability ques, 2 permutation and combinations, and 1 parabola, and almost all the ques were indeed word problems, which was time consuming. i ended up with a 44 on the quant sect.
verbal was going quite well, or so i thought, got 4 rc, and about 7-10 sc and cr ques each, and i ended up with a 28 on the verbal!! which shocked the living daylights out of me, especially since english was one of my mains.
for the quant sect i think u can afford to go thru just maybe 1 or 2 books, but for verbal i suggest u keep ur options open and grab hold of any books that come ur way and just keep practicing the questions!
sorry, i'm going on for a bit, aren't i? but thanks alot to the people who keep the posts coming in!
.....a week ago i read a post about chances of getting into particular universitites based on ur ethnicity, i'm female and indian too, i remember someone saying something regarding that, could u please let me know what that was about? thanks!
i also found out that u really do need 2 months or more to prep for the test, which was what i had in mind, 'cept, at the beginning i had to visit and stay with my parents, who are outside the country, all the travel plans took up about 1 week of my time, and then once i got to their place, i injured my back and was in bed for 3 weeks, so there went 1 month down the drain.
i then took a dt and got 600, i was able to go thru kaplan and went thru the ques that were most frequent (according to the site) near the time of my test and ended up getting a 600 for the gmat as well. i'm not dissapointed, coz that's all the effort i put in for prep.
i got 1 probability ques, 2 permutation and combinations, and 1 parabola, and almost all the ques were indeed word problems, which was time consuming. i ended up with a 44 on the quant sect.
verbal was going quite well, or so i thought, got 4 rc, and about 7-10 sc and cr ques each, and i ended up with a 28 on the verbal!! which shocked the living daylights out of me, especially since english was one of my mains.
for the quant sect i think u can afford to go thru just maybe 1 or 2 books, but for verbal i suggest u keep ur options open and grab hold of any books that come ur way and just keep practicing the questions!
sorry, i'm going on for a bit, aren't i? but thanks alot to the people who keep the posts coming in!
.....a week ago i read a post about chances of getting into particular universitites based on ur ethnicity, i'm female and indian too, i remember someone saying something regarding that, could u please let me know what that was about? thanks!
22 May 2004, 14:42
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600 to start with in this 1month preparation is pretty damn good !. Also, you said english is your forte, so I think you should take the test again and see how you do.
Also, its strange that so many questions regarding Parabola are coming. Parabola is a topic which we did in the 11th and 12th standard maths !. Its boring to get back to the basics again and to find the right materials.
About your chances, it depends on your choice of universities and your background, an engg background + good experience can get you may be in some univs...but yeah without scholarships/aids. You can check out https://www.businessweek.com for the profiles of the diff schools and see what are the cut-off gmats.
Hope this helps.
Also, its strange that so many questions regarding Parabola are coming. Parabola is a topic which we did in the 11th and 12th standard maths !. Its boring to get back to the basics again and to find the right materials.
About your chances, it depends on your choice of universities and your background, an engg background + good experience can get you may be in some univs...but yeah without scholarships/aids. You can check out https://www.businessweek.com for the profiles of the diff schools and see what are the cut-off gmats.
Hope this helps.
24 May 2004, 12:16
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hi, i think i posted before about chances of getting in and being female and indian. You can read the post in the accepted.com forum but it doesn't really give alot of info so just do some research at businessweek.com to find out your chances of getting in.
