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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Some of the best GMAT preparation material is available on e-commerce websites like amazon and flipkart. You can explore these websites for study material for the GMAT. There are many brands like Manhattan Prep, Kaplan, Princeton review which keep study material on their web sites for students who wish to prepare for the GMAT. I would suggest you visit these web sites for study material. In most cases, the study material is provided free of cost, but in some cases you may be required to pay. There is a lot of time till October, and with hard work and a dedicated approach to preparation, achieving a score of 650 is possible.
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Megha Aggarwal
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Manhattan GMAT books and tests are currently one of the best available in the market.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Sanjana,
Preparation for GMAT is quite easy, but scoring is difficult. It is so because our strategy is faulty. Hence make your plan foolproof to get success. Here is an example of a three-hour routine I'd recommend to you. Feel free to start here, but adapt it to fit your needs:
1. 20 minutes: Study weekly the verbal concept.
2. 20 minutes: Study weekly the mathematical concepts.
3. 20 minutes: Do timed verbal practice.
4. 10 minutes: Break time.
5. 20 minutes: Review verbal practice, take notes.
6. 20 minutes: Review mathematical concepts from the prior study session.
7. 20 minutes: Do timed maths practice. 8.
10 minutes: Break t
Preparation for GMAT is quite easy, but scoring is difficult. It is so because our strategy is faulty. Hence make your plan foolproof to get success. Here is an example of a three-hour routine I'd recommend to you. Feel free to start here, but adapt it to fit your needs:
1. 20 minutes: Study weekly the verbal concept.
2. 20 minutes: Study weekly the mathematical concepts.
3. 20 minutes: Do timed verbal practice.
4. 10 minutes: Break time.
5. 20 minutes: Review verbal practice, take notes.
6. 20 minutes: Review mathematical concepts from the prior study session.
7. 20 minutes: Do timed maths practice. 8.
10 minutes: Break t
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Mishita Singhal
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Dear Anurag,
Considering your existing score and your work experience, you can go for GMAT and pursue a degree from any good college in India. Any score above 650 is good and any score above 700 can fetch you a good college in India.
Good luck.
Considering your existing score and your work experience, you can go for GMAT and pursue a degree from any good college in India. Any score above 650 is good and any score above 700 can fetch you a good college in India.
Good luck.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Raghavan,
The scores are good, it will depend on your overall profile now and your non-academic profile. If Harvard sees you fit as per their admission process you may have a chance. You must not only have good academics but must be an all-rounder and contributor.
The scores are good, it will depend on your overall profile now and your non-academic profile. If Harvard sees you fit as per their admission process you may have a chance. You must not only have good academics but must be an all-rounder and contributor.
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