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by sandeep.bhalekar » Mon Jun 29, 2009 6:53 pm
Hello Everyone,

Just now I have started prep for GMAT looking for Sep, 2010 intake. Its bit difficult for me to manage time apart from work, I am planning to give 3 months of preparation with full dedication and motivation, and finally with at-least 15 days off from work before actual test date.

I am planning to write GMAT test in early Oct'09

Can you please suggest me benefits and drawbacks writing test in Oct?
Regards,
Sandeep
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by Claret » Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:23 pm
It is always better to take the test as early as possible for a couple of reasons. Taking the test early on gives you sufficient time to craft the rest of your application package . Also , if at all you are unable to achieve your target score at the first attempt, there should be enough room for a second one. Therefore it is imperative to take all such contingencies into account once you have decided to take the test.

Good luck!
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