All right people join in 8)

No greater pleasure than studying together sharing your approach progress and strategies and learn from each other. ( no not stealing others line :p thats my original ) ( good that you dont know why I am laughing )

Anyways. I have added poll :twisted:

I presume most of you guys who are thinking April or May might already have registered for the test. If not it's advisable to do so. so that you can plan a good study schedule.

all the best
LETS BEAT THE GMAT

For newbie just gettin started people I am posting this.
Hope this helps everyone who's new to the site and to the GMATing.

Few links I'd recommend.

For rookies in GMAT preparation industry I have written an article:
"how to approach GMAT"
https://jc-gmat.blocked/2007/01/how ... -gmat.html

Eric's Debriefing @ GMAT test: https://www.beatthegmat.com/viewtopic.php?t=13

Also Eric's Article on how to study in a month: https://www.beatthegmat.com/viewtopic.php?t=98

Further: you can read Eric's blog in leisure time https://beatthegmat.blocked

{if you read it thoroughly you wont have any doubt about GMAT at all }

Then all cream of this site is at Resource Wiki have a look at it everyday : https://www.beatthegmat.com/wiki/

https://www.beatthegmat.com/wiki/doku.ph ... _resources

c'mon nobody wants to take the test on April May ?

JOIN IN.
SHARE YOUR STRATEGIES.
AND LET US TOGETHER BEAT THE GMAT!

I'll be testing in May. I am currently a college Jr. and will enter a early MBA program.

Starting out I plan on studying the Kaplan Premier, OG, and Princeton, repectively for the first two hours a day 5 days a week. I intend to take as many tests as I can from now until the test (aiming for late May)
Also, having taken a course in Logic at school I plan on getting a good book on everyday logic which I am positive will help with the Critical Reasoning Questions.
Other than that I'll be paying more attention in my Math class.

Hello there,
After procrastinating about taking the GMAT for a year and a half I will *finally* be taking it up on 12th of May.

Resources I am using:
OG - 10th Edition
Kaplan GMAT 2005 with CD-ROM book

After a reality-check I believe I am weak in the verbal section. So I purchased the Kaplan book for Verbal practice (author Ingrid Multhopp).

I did take the Diagnostic Test that was on the CD that came with the Kaplan GMAT book and scored a 560. Not too great a score, but hopefully with practice I can improve my performance. I have heard and read so many times that there is some discrepancy (in the level of difficulty) between the PowerPrep and Kaplan software. So I decided to take the diagnostic that came with the Kaplan CD.

Just registered today on this site and hopefully with all the good stuff and help available, I look forward to scoring well on the actual exam.

Cheers!

Good to see your plan.
weLCOME GUYS 8)

@mbaprocrastinator such a name :roll:

@CLJACKSON04 :YEP GMAT is all about logic logic and logic be it quant section SC or CR. logic is tested everywhere

I had to choose this nick because I have been planning on taking the GMAT since Nov. 2005 . Initially I was "on the fence" about going in for an MBA versus going in for a PhD. Being an engineer (you can use other adjectives too, like nerd, geek, etc. ) I was biased all along about just pursuing a career in engineering. But after some rather eye-opening experiences at work, I have started thinking that getting into the managerial side of things is something that can turn out to be interesting. I still want to be an engineer after I get my MBA, but right now I will focus on my GMAT and then worry about how to put the two together . To put in other words, the lure of $$$$ is just too hard to resist,

Cheers!

mbaprocrastinator wrote:I had to choose this nick because I have been planning on taking the GMAT since Nov. 2005 .

seems like my clone
me too thinking of taking the test since Nov 2005 :ooops:

but by this time I have gained so much useless info since being in the GMAT n MBA admisssion industry...

anyways.. all the best for your prep..