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by dhonu121 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 11:37 am
mundasingh123 wrote:were the 8th and 9th questions DS ?
8th PS
9th DS
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by mundasingh123 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 11:40 am
Yes the entire test is very delicate . I agree with you
I Seek Explanations Not Answers
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by AbhiJ » Sun Sep 25, 2011 1:28 pm
Don't compare yourself with your friends who got a 730+ score, you are much more than a bullet point score. We Indians, all look very objectively at things, salary, his girlfriend is pretty, he got a 780 in GMAT, he went to IIMA etc. Success is a journey its not a destination. Moreover under these uncertain economic times there are no guarantees of success even after getting a top MBA and getting a job. You can be successful with a Top 20 MBA and be unsuccessful with a Top 3 MBA.
All we have is self belief. I know its difficult but seperate yourself from the end result. I am sure there are still more materials you can practise, for example LSAT Past 60 tests, Doing Grammar by Max Morenberg etc.
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by dhonu121 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 9:05 pm
AbhiJ wrote:Don't compare yourself with your friends who got a 730+ score, you are much more than a bullet point score. We Indians, all look very objectively at things, salary, his girlfriend is pretty, he got a 780 in GMAT, he went to IIMA etc. Success is a journey its not a destination. Moreover under these uncertain economic times there are no guarantees of success even after getting a top MBA and getting a job. You can be successful with a Top 20 MBA and be unsuccessful with a Top 3 MBA.
All we have is self belief. I know its difficult but seperate yourself from the end result. I am sure there are still more materials you can practise, for example LSAT Past 60 tests, Doing Grammar by Max Morenberg etc.
Hey Thanks Abhij..Can you tell me an exhaustive list of materials that I can use now for studying ?
Two of them you mentioned above.I will be obliged. Thanks.
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by AbhiJ » Sun Sep 25, 2011 10:11 pm
The list of materials is exhaustive and would depend on which areas you really want to focus on.

Quants

You have mentioned that you got stuck on couple of Quant problems. Skipping questions is also an art on the GMAT. 800 score.com has 5 sectional tests for quants that have tough questions and you can practise skipping question and still try to get a high score. The score will not be representative of the GMAT but it can help in practising skipping tough questions

Quants

Manhattan Advanced Quant
Jeff Sacksman Extreme Challenge
Jeff Sacksman DS Challenge
GMAT Club Tests (25 Tests)
Manhattan Challenge Archive (Beyond the scope of GMAT, but still a collection of 250 problems).
Ian Stewart 250 problems)(you have to mail him to get it).
Papagust 300+ problems doc


Sentence Correction

e-GMAT (450 problems)
Grockit (300+ problems)
GMAT Prep Docs(198 Problems)
Manhattan Review(250+ problems) (different from Manhattan GMAT)

Critical Reasoning

Powerscore LR Bible
Manhattan LSAT CR(called Atlas LSAT Book)
Veritas Prep CR2
Kaplan LSAT Mastery(LSAT Question Grouped by type, with solution)
GMAT Prep Docs(198 Problems)
Papagust 300+ problems doc



Reading Comprehension
RC99
Manhattan LSAT RC Book
Powerscore LSAT RC Bible
Kaplan LSAT Mastery

Tests(all available seprately without enrolling in a full time program)
Veritas Prep (5)
Master GMAT(5)
Princeton Review (4)
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by dhonu121 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 10:25 pm
AbhiJ.Thanks a ton mate.
One last question:Is most of this available on the web(free :)) ? Or do I need to purchase them(web/market)?
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