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by bgpower » Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:41 am
Thanks AbhiJ! Seem like a very interesting debrief! I will try to incorporate some of the techniques in my plan!

Would be happy to hear your opinion on my questions, as well as others' opinion ;)

Thanks in advance!
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by bgpower » Thu Dec 01, 2011 12:34 am
Very motivating debrief. What should one feel when 790 appears on the screen. And all this with only 19 years ;) Repect!

Twinsplitter's strategy is the one, which I want to incorporate. I think it was also the strategy, which Dana proposed in her debrief. But, as I think my current level is much lower than the one of Dana or twinsplitter, I would like to first complete all Strategic Guides of MGMAT in their sequence, and then after having a CAT, define the exact order according to my weaknesses. Does this sound reasonable or should I now take a CAT and directly incorporate their strategy of reading the different guides? As I am a real GMAT beginner I should first have at least the basics.
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