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Hussain15
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Joined: 18 Jun 2009
Last visit: 07 Jul 2021
Posts: 1,075
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Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: Stanford '14 (D) Booth '14 (D) Johnson '14 (D)
GMAT 1: 680 Q48 V34
Admission in Business School:- Some say it’s a dream, for some it’s a passion, but to me it’s the very first step towards my very own re-engineering. It was in 2009 when I decided to shift my career from Finance to Strategy & General Management. With a Cost & Management Accountancy degree in my pocket, I no more wanted to be a CFO of an organization. Suddenly the love towards strategy & management emerged & my pursuit of an MBA started. Keeping the story short, I luckily found GMAT Club while googling one day. With no GPA during my under graduate & the finance background, I was told that my chances are very little for any top 25 programs. Yet I kicked off my GMAT study in August 2009. Office work, family & kids and my laziness were the factors due to which I could not complete my study in one year time. It was June 2010, when I completed my last book of MGMAT guides & took the appointment. My test date is Eight-Nine-Ten. Last week during my first GMAT Prep attempt, I got 590 Q44 V27. But I am not gone!! I still think during the next 35 days I can bring this score to 700 mark. I have taken a one month leave from office, have moved to another city for one month (my kids don’t let me study at home) & have devoted next 35 days to GMAT.
Luckily the 590 in GMAT Prep has opened my eyes. I got 10 verbal questions wrong out of first 20 & the first 20 questions included 3 RC passages. So my major area of concern is RC. Gins approach suited me most & I am following it up despite of the fact that I take 7-8 minutes for a long passage to read & 12 minutes to answer 5-6 questions of a long passage. Hopefully, the time will come down with more practice. For verbal, my companion for practice is GMATTER, which contains the OG questions in a soft form. Today I have to go for the MGMAT question bank of “Percents, Fractions & Decimals” & the first GMAT club Q test.
So here is my pursuit story. I will document my daily updates & will be much thankful for the valuable advices & suggestions by other members.
Luckily the 590 in GMAT Prep has opened my eyes. I got 10 verbal questions wrong out of first 20 & the first 20 questions included 3 RC passages. So my major area of concern is RC. Gins approach suited me most & I am following it up despite of the fact that I take 7-8 minutes for a long passage to read & 12 minutes to answer 5-6 questions of a long passage. Hopefully, the time will come down with more practice. For verbal, my companion for practice is GMATTER, which contains the OG questions in a soft form. Today I have to go for the MGMAT question bank of “Percents, Fractions & Decimals” & the first GMAT club Q test.
So here is my pursuit story. I will document my daily updates & will be much thankful for the valuable advices & suggestions by other members.
05 Jul 2010, 08:55
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best of luck, hussain. Do let us know how you're doing and what your result is come eight-nine-ten.
05 Jul 2010, 11:22
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Good luck! I'm excited to read about your progress
8-9-10...sounds like an opening date for an epic movie. :p 
