Hi everyone!
I 'am absolutely new in this area and only have cloudy idea about what GMAT might be.
Could any one please guide me about how to start in a good way.
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Welcome to the world of GMAT.
BeatTheGMAT is actually a great place to start (and continue).
Reading the featured articles will give you excellent insight into the test, plus experts will answer your questions in the forum.
Good luck!
Josh
BeatTheGMAT is actually a great place to start (and continue).
Reading the featured articles will give you excellent insight into the test, plus experts will answer your questions in the forum.
Good luck!
Josh
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anindya714
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Thank you josh!
At this moment, well I'm pretty confused about certain questions. It'd be a pleasure if i get some answers to that.
I'm a Metallurgical Engineer working for an Aluminum Industry in India for the past 4 years. (Vedanta Resources.... if it might ring a bell);
Anyway; what i think is that with the kind of job schedule that i have it would certainly be very difficult for me to prepare for a regular 2 year MBA course in India. Moreover from what i have heard, i feel that a one year executive course from any of the premier business schools in India should do the trick.
Therefore what I plan to do is try to get in a One year MBA programs in one of the IIMs in India through GMAT.
Correct me if I'm wrong in my choice and is there anything in particular that i should worry about?
At this moment, well I'm pretty confused about certain questions. It'd be a pleasure if i get some answers to that.
I'm a Metallurgical Engineer working for an Aluminum Industry in India for the past 4 years. (Vedanta Resources.... if it might ring a bell);
Anyway; what i think is that with the kind of job schedule that i have it would certainly be very difficult for me to prepare for a regular 2 year MBA course in India. Moreover from what i have heard, i feel that a one year executive course from any of the premier business schools in India should do the trick.
Therefore what I plan to do is try to get in a One year MBA programs in one of the IIMs in India through GMAT.
Correct me if I'm wrong in my choice and is there anything in particular that i should worry about?
