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by gs_bah » Sun Jul 31, 2011 2:01 pm
Never thought this day would come. Started the GMAT journey same time last year. But then lost track and restarted in the middle of June. In my opinion, GMAT is all about handling pressure on the d-day. The first couple of minutes in my quant, I literally blacked out. For those of you who practice tests on a laptop, get a test run with a desktop - keep the monitor as close as possible.

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Don't spend more than 4-6 weeks in serious preparation. OG 12 rules. Kaplan online tests are a pretty good indicator of where you stand. Read CR Bible once and repeat Manhattan SC as many times as feasible. Spend the day before the exam on AWA.

Don't waste your time on too many practice questions. Identify your mistakes and try not to repeat them.

My only regret is that, had I not freaked out at the beginning of the test, I could have scored a 50 in quant. Anyway cannot complain about a 750 score.

Can someone please suggest which colleges I can target with this score. Ironically I already have an MBA (but I was 19 years when I decided to do it) and have about 11 years of experience (5 years international). Not sure where I stand a decent chance. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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by vineeshp » Sun Jul 31, 2011 6:25 pm
Wow. Awesome score.

Congrats.

If you outline your profile and mba goals, it will be easier to shortlist schools.
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Just telling you what I know and think. I am not the expert. :)
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by gs_bah » Sun Jul 31, 2011 11:01 pm
Vineesh,

I have been in real estate my entire life. Moved from back-office to advisory to commercial banking to real estate private equity. Work for private bank. I am looking for a brand MBA/MS; something that can help me get a foothold in VC, PE or Commodity Trading. I am 33 yrs now.

Please let me have your suggestions. Gud Luck.

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by prodizy » Mon Aug 01, 2011 12:27 am
Congrats on the great score. I heard that many B schools in US won't accept people who have already done MBA. I am not very sure about this, but keep this in mind anyway.
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by krishp84 » Wed Aug 03, 2011 4:22 pm
Don't waste your time on too many practice questions. Identify your mistakes and try not to repeat them.
Good point !!!

Why do you want an MBA again ?

I know someone (not personally) who also has done MBA two times....Have not talked, so cannot say their reason....But everyone will have a different story....

What is yours ?
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