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03 Dec 2007, 20:04
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Hi,
My first GMAT attempt was sick 330 (Q28 V9 ). I have target of atleast 600. plan to apply for Aug 2008. I am a ful time working professional with atleast 12 hrs of time will be spent at office.
With the above situation will I be able to crack 600 and apply for aug 2008 for MS finance?
Please guide me with this and possible study plan?
My first GMAT attempt was sick 330 (Q28 V9 ). I have target of atleast 600. plan to apply for Aug 2008. I am a ful time working professional with atleast 12 hrs of time will be spent at office.
With the above situation will I be able to crack 600 and apply for aug 2008 for MS finance?
Please guide me with this and possible study plan?
04 Dec 2007, 11:12
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Well, it all depends on which schools you are looking at and their application deadlines. If you are able to submit all of your information EXCEPT your gmat, you might be able to pull it off. But man, you have lots of work to do. Verbal can be pretty hard to pull up. By your score, I would say the RC, SC and CR all need some work. Quant can be addressed.
Also, if you are a working professional, I would wonder how many hours a week you can truely dedicate to studying.
I would suggest, and this is only a suggestion, that you postpone school for one year and spend lots of time reading. Not novels and such. But perdiocals. Scientific America. Discover. The Atlantic Monthy. The Economist. I read these magazines tons and my verbal score was pretty nice. These should help you improve your RC. You have some work ahead of you, partner. Good luck!
Also, if you are a working professional, I would wonder how many hours a week you can truely dedicate to studying.
I would suggest, and this is only a suggestion, that you postpone school for one year and spend lots of time reading. Not novels and such. But perdiocals. Scientific America. Discover. The Atlantic Monthy. The Economist. I read these magazines tons and my verbal score was pretty nice. These should help you improve your RC. You have some work ahead of you, partner. Good luck!
04 Dec 2007, 20:29
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Thanks a lot nb.
This could rekindle my energy to forward and crack it.
Yes as you said the main problem is in verbal. lack of stamina in reading and executing the answers. its taking lots of time for me.
need to do a lot of reading such as u mentioned.
anymore views always welcome.
cheers.
This could rekindle my energy to forward and crack it.
Yes as you said the main problem is in verbal. lack of stamina in reading and executing the answers. its taking lots of time for me.
need to do a lot of reading such as u mentioned.
anymore views always welcome.
cheers.
