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by mohitsharda » Sun Oct 11, 2009 5:34 am
riteshbindal wrote:Hi mohitsharda,

Which college are you looking for?
Hi ritesh,

I just graduated out of college so have not decided which colleges I am going to apply to just yet... Am not applyin for any this year for sure..
Am waiting to see how my job shapes up in the future and I guess that will determine the schools I apply to.
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by mohitsharda » Sun Oct 11, 2009 5:37 am
ultraeasy wrote:Stop studying for GMAT. Study standing out amongst MBA applicants with similar work and college histories as yours.
I am an engineer from India, so in that way, my academic background is very similar to others. I am from IIT Delhi, so hopefully that would help me out later on.
Also, I am into manufacturing segment and not IT, so that is also a positive, I guess.
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Re: Verbal Verbal and Verbal is the key!

by mohitsharda » Sun Oct 11, 2009 5:40 am
vivecan2005 wrote:Verbal Verbal and only Verbal (assuming that mostly people are good in quant) is the key to grind this GMAT! To achieve 760+ Verbal is necessary.
Totally agree dude... U need to be confident in English. As for me, I was never confident about the answers I marked, and I think that was the difference between 740 and 760, coz somewhere down the line, I got a bit nervous and edgy about the way I was going in English....
So, if that is not a strength for you, then u need to work hard at it.
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