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by enjoylife1788 » Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:23 am
Dear Brent,

First of all, I would like to thank you for introducing such a great project and thus making our lives, GMAT aspirants, so much easier. Now I don't have to sit down and think for hours on how to prepare for GMAT. Instead I could just get into action by following your Study Guide.

After going through the study guides, I found that you don't include the "Part II"- Advanced Topics- of MGMAT study guides in your guide. So I couldn't help but wonder whether the advanced topics are not necessary for the preparation or its implied that students are supposed to finish the advanced topics too after each chapter.

I am still early into the preparation and haven't finished any of the study guides completely. So I would like to know before I reach that stage so that I can plan accordingly.


Finally, I would like to mention that its a great piece of work that you are doing by helping students in the most important aspect - helping them plan. :)


Thanks and Regards,

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by enjoylife1788 » Wed Oct 19, 2011 5:09 am
My Bad. :( I just realized that you do mention advanced chapters in "advanced To Do", which I didnt see. It was right there but I still didnt see. Sorry :)
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by rperezgmat » Sat Oct 22, 2011 7:10 am
Hi Dhrumil: I am taking the 60-day course myself! How are you? I am completing the advanced options when I get a chance. This is real hard work, but what great accomplishment in life isn't. If you are not Einstein-like, you have to work on it! Best of luck, and send me a private message telling me how the studies are going. I am on day 16 right now.

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