If i remember correctly I got 2 boldface CR questions.SunZu wrote:Thanks. How about boldface questions in CR ? How many of them did you get ?VikingGMAT wrote: I guess there were 2 fully underlined type of questions on the GMAT..Yes these are indeed difficult questions..Refer the practice set of sc grail 3rd edition.There are quite a few of them there.
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While taking the practice tests, did you always take the full tests or did you use to skip AWA and IR ?
What is the use of full length test when you would just skip 2 sections in that ? When I am taking full length test I make sure that I attempt all the four sections in one go-otherwise it doesn't make sense at all.targetivy wrote:While taking the practice tests, did you always take the full tests or did you use to skip AWA and IR ?
Yes that's there but I get a little impatient writing the AWA essay. I think that I'll need to be more patient.SunZu wrote:What is the use of full length test when you would just skip 2 sections in that ? When I am taking full length test I make sure that I attempt all the four sections in one go-otherwise it doesn't make sense at all.targetivy wrote:While taking the practice tests, did you always take the full tests or did you use to skip AWA and IR ?
also if you could give some pointers on which tests should i use, it would be greatSrilankanaspirant wrote:Can you update us on the schools that you got through given the fact that you applied late ?
mgmat tests are supposed to be the best of the lot. they have unreasonably tough quant questions though so take the quant score with a pinch of saltSrilankanaspirant wrote:also if you could give some pointers on which tests should i use, it would be greatSrilankanaspirant wrote:Can you update us on the schools that you got through given the fact that you applied late ?
Hello,
My congrats! It is very good that you didn't skip verbal section during your preparation.
My name is Tanya and I am the Project manager at GoGMAT company. We are preparing students for the GMAT.
We truly believe that you have tremendous experience in GMAT preparation. That is why we really want to invite you as a consultant in our project.
What do you think about that? Our skype is galibier2012.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
My congrats! It is very good that you didn't skip verbal section during your preparation.
My name is Tanya and I am the Project manager at GoGMAT company. We are preparing students for the GMAT.
We truly believe that you have tremendous experience in GMAT preparation. That is why we really want to invite you as a consultant in our project.
What do you think about that? Our skype is galibier2012.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Congratulations...You have got a great split on verbal and quant..Which school did you get through ?
