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by maihuna » Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:10 pm
Yes, try RAMDEO BABA YOGA, eat his mental strengthening pills four a day, and chant OHM RAMDEO JI KI JAY 100 times a day, for 200 points do it 200 times a day and so on.
Charged up again to beat the beast :)
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by yogiboy » Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:20 pm
thanks for that piece of motivation..great help..


cheers
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by Neo1 » Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:23 am
Hey there,


It is possible. I have got 600 and I will get 700+ within the next 20 days or so. Keep watching.

Dont listen to idiots like the one who posted you mail about Ramdev. It just means that these people cant score 700 in 20 days.

Feel free to add me in AIM as I am too studing 10 hrs daily. Yes you heard it right.

Will post you my AIM id once you confirm and we can study together (if you want).


Cheers.

Neo

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by Neo1 » Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:24 am
Hey there,


It is possible. I have got 600 and I will get 700+ within the next 20 days or so. Keep watching.

Dont listen to idiots like the one who posted you mail about Ramdev. It just means that these people cant score 700 in 20 days.

Feel free to add me in AIM as I am too studing 10 hrs daily. Yes you heard it right.

Will post you my AIM id once you confirm and we can study together (if you want).


Cheers.

Neo

Watch : https://www.212movie.com/
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by gmatprepryan » Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:06 pm
how do u concentrate for 10 hours? is that possible? u're probably wasting time studying that long per day
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by gmat_dest » Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:01 pm
^^^^
Agree. But short bursts of 3 hours twice on a weekend is OK i feel.

But 12-13 hours every day for 20 days...be wary of overpreparation
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by myohmy » Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:11 pm
I agree that 12-13 hrs/day will likely overload you. At some point, your brain will just stop registering the new information.

But to answer your question, of course it's possible to increase your score by 100pts in 20 days. It's possible to increase your score by 400 points in 20 days. It's just hugely difficult and rare.
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by yogiboy » Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:33 am
lets watch this space and hopefully we hit the mark!!
thanks neo.. we can study together dude.. i"m not averse to getting help/ feedback


cheers
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by Neo1 » Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:42 am
I do believe sitting 10 hrs at a strecth can be over burdening, but this GMAT beast takes 4 hrs at a stretch too.... and I study from morning to evening....with lots of breaks . :-)

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Ok yogiboy.... my AIM id is only2Batman. You can add me in.

Also see if you find this post interesting. Good Analysis.

https://www.beatthegmat.com/analysing-th ... 40565.html
The Rising ....
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by sreak1089 » Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:30 am
I am also chasing similar goals. I have taken couple of Kaplan tests and got about 540...I am able to spend about 3 hrs per day and about 6 hours in the wk end ..... I hv got my exam on Aug 8th ....
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by yogiboy » Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:28 am
its tougher than i thought... i've so far done a maximum of 6hrs in a day .. in the last 4 days..however i guess its a habit.. and i intend to do more in the next 4 days... my plan is to do atleast 80 quant sums in a day, and around 50-60 cr+ sc.. and review the errors...i guess i would devote like 2 hours on a weak area in quant..

let me know wht u guys think abt it...
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by yogiboy » Sun Jul 26, 2009 10:14 am
In the range of 650-660 now on g prep tests... so there is some improvement.. 40- 50 points more in a week should be the icing on the cake...lets hope for the best..
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by svishal1123 » Sun Jul 26, 2009 5:44 pm
Guys, my 2 cents on this. You will force your mind to burn-out if you set targets like these. Don't set your targets in terms of number of questions to be done or scores. Little pressure is good but too much can harm you.
maihunna is not completely wrong. If you are planning to spend long hours (or even if you are not) try mental exercises to ease of the pressure. It helps. Don't eliminate leisure, entertainment, exercise. They are also important nourishment for your brain.
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