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by sat_gen1982 » Fri Sep 25, 2009 11:14 pm
Hi,

Though I have not been an active participant in this forum, I have used this site for lots of doubts. Infact one of d main reasons that I didnt actively participate much was that most of questions have already been discussed time and again. So one word of advise for further GMATers, search this site for any doubts that you may have. Chances are that they would have already been discussed here. What given the size of the strength and the genius of its specialists, I am sure you are not the first one. Trust me. This in turn can save valuable time if you are in a time crunch like I was. Hmmm.. or was it as I was, heck who cares anyways.

In terms of my prep, really nothing special that has not already been discussed before by not to mention much more capable people. So my splits were 50 Q :D and 36 V :evil: , which brings me to the million dollar question. Is my verbal good enough espeically given that I belong to the most famous or rather infamous IIM pool (Indian IT Male :-) for the dummies). Also, I have consistently scored 40-41 in my preps in verbal which made it doubly dissapointing. So need any help and advise from folks here as to what you think.

Thanks a ton !!!,
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Sat.

P.S - I will personally kill anyone who finds flaws in my debrief :-)

and a big big thanks to ngufo, man ur post inspires. I would have read it like 20-30 times at last count.
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by Turnpike » Sat Sep 26, 2009 2:23 am
congrats. i wish i had your aptitude in quant :) the max i've come on a GMATPrep is a 690 (twice consecutively! with Q44 and Q42).

Good luck with your apps.
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by ogbeni » Sat Sep 26, 2009 7:05 am
Dude,

You are okay with that score. Hopefully you score greater than or equal to 5.0 in your AWA. Also make sure your essays are powerful and you'll be fine
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