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by sv77 » Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:43 am
Thanks..Also , do u think idiom list in SC grail is good enough for GMAT preparation or some other comprehensive list needs to be referred.. and did you find any CR stimulus of more than 7-8 lines , which is not one of the features of OG CR questions..
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by viki1204 » Fri Oct 15, 2010 4:11 am
sv77 wrote:Thanks..Also , do u think idiom list in SC grail is good enough for GMAT preparation or some other comprehensive list needs to be referred.. and did you find any CR stimulus of more than 7-8 lines , which is not one of the features of OG CR questions..
I think the idiom list in SC Grail is more than just adequate....in fact it is the longest one that I have come across....didn't come across any idioms that were not in this list....even manhattan's list is fine but shorter....u cud refer to either

sorry but don't really remember the length of the CRs on my test but found all of them manageable enough
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by uprightcitizen » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:54 am
viki1204 wrote: Would like to thank the following fellow BTG members for their help:

Shovit Dhar - for suggesting red bull. It really helped :lol:

rishi raj - for recommending the Aristotle books. The SC Grail & RC99 rock.

uprightcitizen - for an awesome debrief; picked up a lot of points from this
Really brought a smile to my face hearing that I might have helped. Congrats on your awesome score. You beat me! : )

Now, where are you applying to?
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by viki1204 » Fri Oct 15, 2010 11:03 pm
Now, where are you applying to?


Thanks bro.

Looking at Chicago, Tuck, Fuqua, INSEAD and London Business School in R1.
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by ayankm » Sat Oct 16, 2010 7:05 am
Viki....let me congratulate on your score...thats a killing score...Good Luck with your apps..

On a different note, I wonder how the GMAT scoring system works.
Dana J got 50Q & 47V and total score of 770.
You got 50Q & 45V and still the same total score.
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by uprightcitizen » Sat Oct 16, 2010 3:03 pm
viki1204 wrote: Looking at Chicago, Tuck, Fuqua, INSEAD and London Business School in R1.
Well, looks like our paths will not cross there, although all excellent schools! The essay writing was worse than the GMAT... and I think the waiting right now is worse than the essay writing! Haha. All will be worth it in the end.
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by viki1204 » Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:48 am
ayankm wrote:Viki....let me congratulate on your score...thats a killing score...Good Luck with your apps..

On a different note, I wonder how the GMAT scoring system works.
Dana J got 50Q & 47V and total score of 770.
You got 50Q & 45V and still the same total score.
actually i've even seen a 50/44 give a 770 and ditto a 50/48......and then i've seen a 50/48 give a 780 as well.....so as u said we all wonder how the GMAT scoring system works :? .....but I'm not really complaining :D
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by viki1204 » Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:42 am
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viki1204 wrote: Looking at Chicago, Tuck, Fuqua, INSEAD and London Business School in R1.
Well, looks like our paths will not cross there, although all excellent schools! The essay writing was worse than the GMAT... and I think the waiting right now is worse than the essay writing! Haha. All will be worth it in the end.
Why which schools r u lookin at? And i agree the wait is indeed killing
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by uprightcitizen » Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:10 am
viki1204 wrote: Why which schools r u lookin at? And i agree the wait is indeed killing
HBS, Wharton, Kellogg, Yale, and BU. Definitely reaching on those first three and expecting dings, but I would be happy with an acceptance to any of them, even BU, which I like quite a bit despite it's ranking.
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by msrrautela » Sun Oct 24, 2010 5:52 am
Congratulations! What a fantastic score. I'd be taking the GMAT in another 15 days and feels great to look at your score!
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by viki1204 » Mon Oct 25, 2010 6:39 am
msrrautela wrote:Congratulations! What a fantastic score. I'd be taking the GMAT in another 15 days and feels great to look at your score!
Thanks pal.

And wish u all the best!
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by nami_sharma » Tue Jan 04, 2011 10:16 pm
Hey have you heard anything from Wharton? I needed some help with one of the essays, have sent you a pm a few days back. Can you please reply to that.

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by Ramit88 » Wed Jan 05, 2011 4:10 am
cograts dude... dude from where i can get LSAT ques papers..can u please mail me is u have softcopy of them... MAny thnks in advance..
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by leledhananjay » Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:04 am
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sv77 wrote:Great .. congratulations. for the massive score . Do you think that passages and questions in RC99 cover all GMAT topics , such as economics,social science , science etc.. SC grail seems to be easy but succinct.. Any idea whether the difficulty level of GMAT questions was in same level as latter OG questions..and were any idiom usage out of the blue (not seen before in your practice )
Yes I think RC 99 is a great resource as it has passages from across subject areas and it doesn't give u too many questions from each passage unlike most other practice material....the only thing lacking is short passages since most of the passages are quite long.....Do go through the last section of SC Grail since i found that most useful while revising my SC concepts

Difficulty level is similar to the last 30-40 questions in OG

Nope didn't find any idioms I didn't know

I am preparing all the sections from OG only....
Do you think this should be enough...or I need to refer different books for different sections
Coz completing all the sections from OG itself is a big task....
What say???any suggestions
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by viki1204 » Sat Jan 08, 2011 1:28 am
I am preparing all the sections from OG only....
Do you think this should be enough...or I need to refer different books for different sections
Coz completing all the sections from OG itself is a big task....
What say???any suggestions
Depends on the score you are targeting. If you aiming for 600-650 then OG may be enough but if you need a higher score then you need to refer to some other material as well since the OG does not have enough difficult questions, specially for Quant.

Good Luck.
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