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My GMAT Experience - Facing the Enemy..

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by dhruv0411 » Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:25 pm
Hello All

I appeared for GMAT in October 2011 and was unsuccessful in my attempt to score above 700 on the exam.I have posted my experience of those grueling 4 hours on my blog.

You can go through my experience here - Chasing The MBA Dream...Part I - Facing the enemy... .

I am planning to retake the exam in June this year. I think I will be able to put in 1-2 hours daily after office and 3-4 hrs on the weekend. But I am not able to decide upon how to start about preparing again for the exam. After analyzing I see that verbal is the major area of concern for me. I need to improve my ability to comprehend the sentences as during my first attempt I realized that it was getting really stressful for me to understand the passages. I was unknowingly consuming a lot of time in just understanding the RC passages and CR questions.

Waiting for your suggestions...

Thanks

Dhruv
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