priyak_999 08-01-2003, 05:46 PM Hi,
This is kp working as a software engineer(India) in a reputed firm.Iam taking GMAT on 27th of August'03.From last 2months,I have been preparing for GMAT.I read ETS big book twice and for essays I prepared with the help of Arco's GMAT-Answers to Real Essays.And also Iam having Kaplan's GMAT book without CD.
Now I would like to take sample tests but Iam confused with which one would be better to buy.I hope someone will help me regarding this.And also do I need to take any book other than above.Please give me sometips for the exam as I prepared very seriously and I want to be success(score of 700) in this exam.
Thanks
KP
AceGMAT 08-02-2003, 09:09 AM Hi KP
Greetings!!
I am taking my GMAT wih a goal to surpass 700 mark.
I am a Maths graduate from a reputed indian institute and have been working with MNC in a senior position.
Look, pal, its almost a decade, I am away from my study and planning to take GMAT in Nov-Dec, 03.
Could you please let me know whether its a good idea to start with RS Agarwal for quantitative section? Should this book be good enough to crack Maths section?
Which course material should I opr for for example IMS or American Education Aids, Chennai.
Regards mate!
SLee
Clear Admit 08-21-2003, 11:16 PM To all,
Generally speaking the ETS book and the sample tests from Kaplan, Princeton Review and other similar firms are all very solid tools for preparation. In most cases, the more tests you can get your hands on the better off you will be (despite the nuances across the different offerings).
They key is to take full-length tests under timed conditions, since most people end up finding the real test difficult for endurance and pacing reasons more than anything else. The temptation is to work on sections of the tests here and there, etc., but true preparation requires a great deal of discipline.
Best of luck,
Graham Richmond, Clear Admit
srini1976 08-26-2003, 04:25 PM Hi.... So your exam must have been over.. what was the score.. any learnings for you to share... i got my gmat exam on 3rd sept.. and terribly tensed abt it..
am applicant frm mumbai, india... got 660 last time.. now writin to crack 700 but....sounds hard..
cheers
srini
preprank 09-03-2003, 07:15 AM priyak,
No, you don't need any more material for learning the material and strategies for the GMAT. Since you've completed Kaplan's book, I'd suggest not working another preparation book, as the methods don't vary much, and you'll likely just confuse yourself since the different books use different terminology. Many students try to "learn" more about the GMAT. Likely, you've got the content and strategies down fine by now.
However, practice like mad. Work on your timing, plus review all practice tests you take -- correct and incorrect answers -- make sure you got a question right for the right reason.
testpreprankings.com (http://www.testpreprankings.com/gmat.htm)
GAS Team 10-28-2003, 12:55 PM GMAT Advanced Simulator (GAS) is GMAT exam preparation software. GAS is intended for students, who are already familiar with GMAT basics and have the necessary verbal and quantitative skills for taking GMAT.
http://rnb-consult.ru/gas/index.php?ID=1
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