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by bbakang » Mon Apr 12, 2010 4:14 am
Just google it or go to www.mba.com
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by josh@knewton » Mon Apr 12, 2010 2:50 pm
Welcome to the world of GMAT.

BeatTheGMAT is actually a great place to start (and continue).

Reading the featured articles will give you excellent insight into the test, plus experts will answer your questions in the forum.

Good luck!

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by anindya714 » Tue Apr 13, 2010 7:48 pm
Thank you josh!

At this moment, well I'm pretty confused about certain questions. It'd be a pleasure if i get some answers to that.

I'm a Metallurgical Engineer working for an Aluminum Industry in India for the past 4 years. (Vedanta Resources.... if it might ring a bell);
Anyway; what i think is that with the kind of job schedule that i have it would certainly be very difficult for me to prepare for a regular 2 year MBA course in India. Moreover from what i have heard, i feel that a one year executive course from any of the premier business schools in India should do the trick.

Therefore what I plan to do is try to get in a One year MBA programs in one of the IIMs in India through GMAT.

Correct me if I'm wrong in my choice and is there anything in particular that i should worry about?
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