Bets time to give GMAT : Admissions 2009

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by Ankush » Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:23 am

Hi Evrybdy out thr...

I want to get admission in 2009 session. I just started preparing for GMAT so not ready for test before Feb 2008 as i am working also.

What you all people think is the best time to Give GMAT for me.

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Thankx for your help in advance
Ankush

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Re: Bets time to give GMAT : Admissions 2009

by beatthegmat » Wed Sep 19, 2007 5:09 pm

Ankush wrote:Hi Evrybdy out thr...

I want to get admission in 2009 session. I just started preparing for GMAT so not ready for test before Feb 2008 as i am working also.

What you all people think is the best time to Give GMAT for me. :

Thankx for your help in advance
Ankush

Plan to have 2-3 months to study for the test, if you plan to prep on your own. It's recommended that you give yourself enough time to take the GMAT at least two times prior to submitting your first application.

If you are planning to apply R1 in the fall, I think that April/May would be a good time to take the test. If you feel like you need to retake, you can do so around June/July.

Just my two cents--best of luck!

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by Stacey Koprince » Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:54 pm

Agree - from start to finish, plan about 4-5 months, just in case you need to take it multiple times. (You have to wait 31 days before you can retake the test.)

Applications are usually released in August, so just try to have the test done (including retakes, if necessary) before then.

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