I hope to take the GMAT in Dec 2009, and plan for a score of 750. My goal is a Phd in Business at Harvard.
A little brief about me. I have a Bachelors in Computer Engr, a Msc in Computer Science, and about 4 years working experience in the Oil & Gas Industry.
Wish me well, and I will try to keep you updated as my plan rolls off.
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Ok, So I took March 4, 2009 as Day 1 of my 750-HBS Plan!
I spent 3 hours going over posts by all the guys who scored 750 and above on this forum and also on https://outbeat-the-gmat.blocked/.
Based on those posts, I ordered the following books;
Doing Grammar
Cracking the GMAT with DVD, 2009 Edition (Graduate School Test Preparation)
Kaplan GMAT Premier Program, 2009 (Book & CD-ROM)
The PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning Bible: A Comprehensive System for Attacking the GMAT Critical Reasoning Questions
Kaplan GMAT Advanced 2009-2010 Edition: Intensive Prep for Top Students (Kaplan Gmat 800)
8 Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides, the 3 Official Guides for GMAT Review, and the Manhattan GMAT Test Simulation Booklet.
My plan (God-willing) is to spend 2 hours daily during the week ,and 3 hours on weekend days working on th GMAT prep (except travel days as I do a lot of travel in my line of work).
I am fairly strong in Verbal/SC, so my focus for the initial 4 weeks will be on my Quantitative.
I spent 3 hours going over posts by all the guys who scored 750 and above on this forum and also on https://outbeat-the-gmat.blocked/.
Based on those posts, I ordered the following books;
Doing Grammar
Cracking the GMAT with DVD, 2009 Edition (Graduate School Test Preparation)
Kaplan GMAT Premier Program, 2009 (Book & CD-ROM)
The PowerScore GMAT Critical Reasoning Bible: A Comprehensive System for Attacking the GMAT Critical Reasoning Questions
Kaplan GMAT Advanced 2009-2010 Edition: Intensive Prep for Top Students (Kaplan Gmat 800)
8 Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides, the 3 Official Guides for GMAT Review, and the Manhattan GMAT Test Simulation Booklet.
My plan (God-willing) is to spend 2 hours daily during the week ,and 3 hours on weekend days working on th GMAT prep (except travel days as I do a lot of travel in my line of work).
I am fairly strong in Verbal/SC, so my focus for the initial 4 weeks will be on my Quantitative.
