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by kingluis » Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:10 pm
I´m starting to study for the GMAT today. I had your blogged in my favorites about 6 months ago, today I started reading it, thanks for all the information. I´m sure that I will used it a lot.

Thanks for your help,

From Caracas, Venezuela
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by friend_online » Sun Oct 14, 2007 6:25 am
I've just found this website recently. It is amazing and really helpful for me! I am studying GMAT on my own. Sometimes, I do not know how to continue. Thank you very much for useful information you provided!
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by beatthegmat » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:03 am
friend_online wrote:I've just found this website recently. It is amazing and really helpful for me! I am studying GMAT on my own. Sometimes, I do not know how to continue. Thank you very much for useful information you provided!
Thanks for your kind words. :) All the best to you in your GMAT test prep!
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Yatish Khatri wrote::D Hi Eric ,

Congratulation!! :D
I need to Know that if i go through OG carefully it will be a great helpfull in achieving the good score too .
Please do mail me on my mail id - [email protected] , I am waiting for your reply
Nothing is guaranteed, but OG is certainly a great book to prep with! Best of luck!
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by ajaypatil_am » Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:36 pm
Thanks Eric Great post.
Today I read it completely for the 3rd time :D
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Just a thought!!

by lovesnows » Sat Mar 01, 2008 11:27 pm
Hey Eric... u have done an excellent job...and this isn't the 1st time..i am saying this to u... but on a second thought...i was just thinking...now ETS doesn't handle GMAT exam..so i had a query...is the pattern and the exam same as it use to be under ETS.. i mean..same type of questions..like u said... "on my actual GMAT many of the quant problems were virtual replicas of problems I saw in OG."

It would be great, if u could throw some light on it... thanks...
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by michelsmithm » Fri Apr 04, 2008 2:55 am
Thanks for such a valuable advice :D
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Hard/Medium Bin

by jplats » Sun Apr 06, 2008 1:58 pm
You mention the "hard/medium" bin of questions in OG 10. I didn't notice anything like this in OG 11 -- is there an equivalent? Or is it safe to assume that the last 100 questions in each section are the most difficult?
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thanks eric and advice needed

by Shekar » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:35 am
Hi Eric, thanks for the input! Great job done! u r an inspiration for all of us here i guess. u r a real time celebrity in the world of gmat aspirants! way to go!

and i must also thank you for the materials that u have uploaded for free download. really helpful eric! thanks so very much for them!

I am an indian and i am not very good with verbal! should i straight away pick up the manhattan or will og be sufficient enough? please advise if manhattan is good for math as well!

thanks again eric! its a great service u guys are doing! and also the flash cards are very useful! how can i forget to mention abt that! will again blog here when i get my 700+ and you will be getting the credit for it totally and completely! its not only for the materials, but more and most importantly for the morale boost!

Adios,
shekar!
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Dear Eric,
Many Thanks to you for blogging! I have been preparing for my GMAT exam but hadn't been able to focus clearly all this while. Today I went over your post again ( I had read some of it earliar, but didn't read it all :( ) I am not only quite impressed, but also feel encouraged & more confident now. I am beginning to get an idea of how to go about it. Uptil now I was kind of running form pillar to post..but now I won't. Hoping to write back again with a commendable score!!
Thanks Again!
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by rmpaes » Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:33 pm
I also learned a lot from Eric's post and adopted a similar study routine. Many thanks for the blog and this great resource.
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by diggy64 » Mon Dec 08, 2008 1:26 pm
All your knowledge and resource suggestions are refreshing. Thank you for spending the time to do it. I wish you the best.
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by EricKryk » Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:34 pm
Thanks for founding the site. Did you ever imagine how huge it could become??
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Preparation!

by valerycr » Wed Apr 15, 2009 3:29 pm
hi!. I new at this on triying to beating the GMAT so, what advices can you give me about. For instance> How long I have to study every day?, should I start studying the verbal part firts or all sections at once? I now that you have plenty of experience about and I really need all the help that i can get. Thank you.
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Preparation!

by valerycr » Wed Apr 15, 2009 4:04 pm
hi!. I new at this on triying to beating the GMAT so, what advices can you give me about. For instance> How long I have to study every day?, should I start studying the verbal part firts or all sections at once? I now that you have plenty of experience about and I really need all the help that i can get. Thank you.
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