GMAT Strategy

aim-wsc wrote:All right!
I am just back from my home town from my native, parents place...
we had lit'l family get-together. My both elder sisters also came.

And I was a reliever for my eldest sister since she has 18-19 months son. 8)
Well I had brought OG11 there for my GMAT studies but i ended up babysitting

Believe me these kids are like havoc. but are nice and cute. I just love my nephew 8) That costed me eight days w/t GMAT but it doesnt matter...

I am back to studies.
Oh bytheway i have changed my signature too

greatman wrote:please comment whether I m in the range of my targeted score?

suggestions, comments and encouragement are welcome...

thanks

aim-wsc wrote:All right 8)

some more updates from my side.
I have been dormant lately.

Actually I have been waiting for the personal mail and for that, been postponing my GMAT plan... and after waiting for more than three months I realised that I got that mail in January 2007.
So I felt stupid waiting for nothing

During this period I did lots of brain-stroming and introspection about whether I really want to do MBA.

hmm to b' or not to b that is the question... 8)
I might start a thread on it later.

( Now before Eric gets an heart-attack )let me tell you I am NOT cancelling my GMAT plan. And one more thing I wont leave the forum.
I said it before " it's my baby too "

Dont worry not sure about aim-wsc but I d definitely take the test... oops I mean beat the GMAT 8)

It's just that I had to take a break from this GMATing for a while... I will be back by 20th March.

Thank you all.

GCHall840 wrote:I am a new person to this board. I like what I see, a lot.
First, I am enrolled in the Manhattan GMAT virtual online course that starts on March 11. I am going to take the GMAT on May 19.

I took the GMAT a long time ago. I didn't do very well.
However, I didn't give up even though I know that I am not the best test taker.

I signed up for what I think looks like the best GMAT prep course out there. I believe that the Manhattan GMAT course is going to help me a lot. I don't want to start taking tests just yet until I feel comfortable with some of the content material, first.

Does anybody have any ideas about how many tests I should take?
Thanks,
Greg

GCHall840 wrote:Hi Eric,
Thanks for the quick response to my question.
I feel kind of lost because when I look at some of the questions and problems in the OG 11th edition, some of the kinds of problems that I see seem difficult to me.
I am starting the online Manhattan GMAT course on March 11. Their material seems to cover everything very thoroughly. Do I need to do a math review before I start that class?
Greg