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by muzali » Thu Dec 25, 2008 9:58 pm
Cheeseburst,

Go for any Rocky movie, they are all inspiring. I like I, II, IV more than the rest.

As I mentioned earlier, try to solve as many quant problems (posted daily on the forum) as you can. If you are weak at any particular topic, use the search functionality to look it up on the forum. The only way to improve is by practicing daily.

Cramya,

I suppose being mentally strong and staying "hungry" are the keys to success at anything. I know I was not "hungry" during my GMAT prep. This explains my coming down from 99% on the GRE to 92% on GMAT in a span of 8 years.
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by cramya » Thu Dec 25, 2008 11:23 pm
I suppose being mentally strong and staying "hungry" are the keys to success at anything. I know I was not "hungry" during my GMAT prep. This explains my coming down from 99% on the GRE to 92% on GMAT in a span of 8 years.
Very true! Back it up with hardwork and 700 or more can definitely be achieved
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