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by liouedwin » Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:46 pm
Hey guys,

I took the GMAT last fall and had ~5 weeks to study. I have an engineering background, and actually found the verbal to be easier than the math - which I was definitely not expecting. If you don't have months and months of prep time, you can still get a decent score! I wrote the story on my blog for those of you who would like a full debrief.

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by czarczar » Tue Mar 08, 2011 5:26 pm
liouedwin wrote:Hey guys,

I took the GMAT last fall and had ~5 weeks to study. I have an engineering background, and actually found the verbal to be easier than the math - which I was definitely not expecting. If you don't have months and months of prep time, you can still get a decent score! I wrote the story on my blog for those of you who would like a full debrief.

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Congrats mate!!!!
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by UH-60Driver » Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:26 am
Congrats! I just had a similar experience. I thought the quant section would be easier than verbal with an engineering degree, but I ended up with a 44Q / 45V split for a 720. I guess there are a lot of math geniuses who take this test.
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by ss195 » Wed Mar 16, 2011 11:08 am
UH-60Driver wrote:Congrats! I just had a similar experience. I thought the quant section would be easier than verbal with an engineering degree, but I ended up with a 44Q / 45V split for a 720. I guess there are a lot of math geniuses who take this test.
Same for me. I too am an engineer but got Q45/V44 for 720.
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