Hey Guys
Got my self warmed up with some of the math concepts that would be tested on the GMAT.A vast majority is yet to be completed.I haven't started with my Verbal prep at all.Iv'e booked my GMAT date for the 3rd week of April,did it just yesterday.
My target is a score of 700+.Do I have sufficient time at my disposal to get that crucial 700+,Im an Indian and as a result I need to crack a 700+ due to the strong applicant pool.Can anyone guide with regards to the study plan I need to adopt?I'm an above average student and cant boast of high Undergraduate pedigree,having said that I needed to know if a 700+ can be cracked by people with average intelligence?Im determined to get there and hopefully will.Any inputs on the same will be appreciated.What sort of work does one have to do to get a 40+ on the Verbal section?What are the easy topics that verbal offers on the Test day?,and what's the best way to tackle Verbal?Any good material that could possibly turn the tables around in the market?I have an Ielts score breakup of 8.5 8.5 8.5 and 7(Writing),is this any guarantee of getting a good Verbal score?
As far as the Quant goes I'm relying on the Manhattan GMAT set,will use Veritas for Combinatorics and Probability as they have the best book in that area.
Looking forward to the responses from the BTG members.Please guide me in my journey to the 700+ club
Thanks & Regards
Dan
Got my self warmed up with some of the math concepts that would be tested on the GMAT.A vast majority is yet to be completed.I haven't started with my Verbal prep at all.Iv'e booked my GMAT date for the 3rd week of April,did it just yesterday.
My target is a score of 700+.Do I have sufficient time at my disposal to get that crucial 700+,Im an Indian and as a result I need to crack a 700+ due to the strong applicant pool.Can anyone guide with regards to the study plan I need to adopt?I'm an above average student and cant boast of high Undergraduate pedigree,having said that I needed to know if a 700+ can be cracked by people with average intelligence?Im determined to get there and hopefully will.Any inputs on the same will be appreciated.What sort of work does one have to do to get a 40+ on the Verbal section?What are the easy topics that verbal offers on the Test day?,and what's the best way to tackle Verbal?Any good material that could possibly turn the tables around in the market?I have an Ielts score breakup of 8.5 8.5 8.5 and 7(Writing),is this any guarantee of getting a good Verbal score?
As far as the Quant goes I'm relying on the Manhattan GMAT set,will use Veritas for Combinatorics and Probability as they have the best book in that area.
Looking forward to the responses from the BTG members.Please guide me in my journey to the 700+ club
Thanks & Regards
Dan
