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by GAspire2013 » Mon Jul 23, 2012 9:07 am
Hi,


To be honest, I am a starter in preparing GMAT. I have close to 14 years experience and intersted to get back to Grad school.

How do I start ? Any plan or roadmaps which I should follow for GMAT Sentence preparation.

Please provide your inputs.

Thanks,
Govind @ GAspire 2013
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by anujan007 » Sat Jul 28, 2012 12:54 pm
Hi Govind,

Firstly welcome aboard. You can start of by logging on to mba.com and get a brief idea of the structure.

Download the mocks from mba.com and try to assess your present baseline score by attempting the first test. That will help you get started and also a fair idea of which area you need to work upon. There on you could try to get acquainted with the types asked on the GMAT and practice accordingly.

The OG is a must have. Try taking the Verbal SC diagnostic. The Manhattan SC guide is a good reference to get started with your SC preparation.
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