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by yozhig » Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:44 am
If there is such situation as really bad essay (like 2-3) but excellent Quant and Verbal..whether these results will be acceptable for top 25?

I am thinking about not too much investing to AWA in order to have better concentration and less tiredness for the rest..
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my thoughts

by themaharaja1 » Tue Jan 20, 2009 3:00 pm
hey few thoughts:

i observed that if i didn't do well in AWA section ( IE I am giving MOCK test and I feel that I haven't done very well in AWA) then it affects my performance in remaining two sections!

secondly, do you really want to take risk of such situation? I think at min you should score 4.5/5 in awa...
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