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by rishi raj » Mon Sep 19, 2011 9:28 pm
gmat7202011 wrote:Thanks for sharing your experience Rishi,

What was your source for Quant ?

Thank You
Sorry, forgot to reply to your query earlier. I didn't have any great Quant source. I had used some material for an Indian business school entrance exam called CAT. Apart from that, nothing great as such.
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by Pooja Dixit » Wed Sep 21, 2011 5:56 am
Hi Rishiraj,

Glad to read your debrief. In btw are the SC Grail and RC 99 available in India. If yes could you please help me out with the store where you get them.
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by bblast » Wed Sep 21, 2011 7:28 am
Pooja Dixit wrote:Hi Rishiraj,

Glad to read your debrief. In btw are the SC Grail and RC 99 available in India. If yes could you please help me out with the store where you get them.
they are online PDF's, search on google. "Aristotle prep"
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by rohu27 » Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:58 am
btw Rishi..hows ur app process going on? looking at the amount of info you have about the colleges.. u must be raring to have a go at the apps since a year.

keep us updated!!
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by rishi raj » Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:13 am
rohu27 wrote:btw Rishi..hows ur app process going on? looking at the amount of info you have about the colleges.. u must be raring to have a go at the apps since a year.

keep us updated!!
The application process is going great. The only bad thing about the process is that it's boring and tiring. Here's why
->You write the first draft of an essay
-->You re-write it and then proofread it
-->You ask 1-2 people's feeback on the essay and
-->And then you modify the essays on the basis of their feedback
-->You follow the same procedure for all the essays.
And even after doing all this, I still don't feel very confident about the essays-whether they'll be good enough for the top schools. My target is Stanford and Wharton in the first round, btw. Could apply to one school more, but wanna really concentrate on these ones.
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by sunandita » Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:51 am
Hey Rishi,

If I remember correctly did you take TOEFL also this year in January at San Luis Obispo.
Cos I met a person of same name and score credentials there.

Anyways your score is great!
Let me know how your whole admission process goes by.
I will be applying to Business Schools for round 2 deadline.
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by rishi raj » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:10 pm
sunandita wrote:Hey Rishi,

If I remember correctly did you take TOEFL also this year in January at San Luis Obispo.
Cos I met a person of same name and score credentials there.

Anyways your score is great!
Let me know how your whole admission process goes by.
I will be applying to Business Schools for round 2 deadline.
No, no .I didn't take it in California. I took it in India.
Btw, do you happen to be Sunandita Nijhawan ?
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by sunandita » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:20 pm
Yes
Last edited by sunandita on Thu May 16, 2013 1:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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by sunandita » Thu Sep 29, 2011 1:46 pm
Really? And I thought my name was unique. huh!. Anyways Thank you.
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by Pooja Dixit » Sat Oct 01, 2011 5:43 am
Hi Rishi,

Would like a piece of advice from you. Which LSAT books do I refer to in case i wanna particularly strengthen my CR skills. I am using the Manhattan book but I strongly feel that I am weak at it (esp the weaken the argument) questions. Any idea about good LSAT CR material?? Also any suggestions to work on the same..
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by rishi raj » Mon Oct 03, 2011 3:29 am
Pooja Dixit wrote:Hi Rishi,

Would like a piece of advice from you. Which LSAT books do I refer to in case i wanna particularly strengthen my CR skills. I am using the Manhattan book but I strongly feel that I am weak at it (esp the weaken the argument) questions. Any idea about good LSAT CR material?? Also any suggestions to work on the same..
I'd suggest that you go through Thursdays with Ron videos and see if Ron has done some session on Strengthen/Weaken type of questions.That should be helpful. I didn't use any specific LSAT material.I think that there's a 101 CR document available on Aristotle Prep.You can use it if you want.
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by punewarrior » Sat Oct 22, 2011 10:54 pm
Just joined the forum and seems like you're one of the rockstars here.Thanks for the article and your patient responses . Really learnt a lot
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by rishi raj » Thu Oct 27, 2011 12:14 am
punewarrior wrote:Just joined the forum and seems like you're one of the rockstars here.Thanks for the article and your patient responses . Really learnt a lot
Hehe.Thanks.I ain't no rockstar. Just that I have cleared the first hurdle to getting through a b-school .There's still the second hurdle to be cleared.And then a decision to be made. :)
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by rishi raj » Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:06 pm
Seems like this thread is under spam attack. I have deleted a couple of posts but all these nonsense post about male "enhancement" keep creeping up :/ :D
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by DanaJ » Thu Nov 10, 2011 8:58 am
Ahh sorry about that! I've just banned that spammer. Thanks, Rishi!
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