ya i m from aiims final year mbbs. whats ur name buddy?
Btw happy nu year 2009 to you all.
For preparation, i initially really did not have a clue on how to get started as i did not have access to the net back then. But then my senior told me about the official guide and gave me some free softwares to practise, so i did OG 11 once and bookmarked the tough questions, especially in the sentence correction part. Then I did the Og 10 from the soft copy as it had much more ques than OG 11. Also, i did Kaplan software questions. That was pretty much all i had done till 1 month before the exam.
A month before the exam, i stumbled onto a lot of resources via the god of all things, the world wide web, like (sorry, such as
) this website. And frankly, i was quite bewildered by the amount of preparation that could still be done. So i worked quite hard (3-4 hours a day) for around 20 days and then redid the kaplan tests and some of the free tests available on the net. I kept a log of the scores i had been scoring and by the end, i got a 740 on the gmac test.
Finally, the day before the test, i watched a couple of good movies and went to the test center in a very relaxed mood taking a couple of chocolates and juice with me. The essays turned out to be of a moderate difficulty and the test also proved to be not so hard. Since I had done a lot of simulations, I did not have a trouble concentrating in the verbal section where i did exceptionally well as earlier i used to get below 40 scores on verbal.
All the best to all of you who are appearing for the Gmat.
Hi I am an Indian doing my undergrad degree in medicine from the best institute in the country. 
managed to get a handsome 770 ! 
it's definitely not just 10%
