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Is it true that GMAC publishes the full list of all possible Essay Questions & those are the only topics one can come across on actual exam
Please go through the below link.
I would be grateful if those who have taken the GMAT can contribute
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-awa-topic ... 82734.html
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This is indeed the case. The lists of AWA topics are freely downloadable from the GMAC website www.mba.com, and also available towards the end the OG books. Theoretically, you could write a sample essay for each and every one of them, so you'll be prepared for anything come test day. However, since there's ~270 of them, I believe you have better things to do with your time.
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Right again.prachich1987 wrote:Thanks Geva.
Does it mean that nothing will be out of this list?
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Hi Geva,Geva@MasterGMAT wrote:This is indeed the case. The lists of AWA topics are freely downloadable from the GMAC website www.mba.com, and also available towards the end the OG books. Theoretically, you could write a sample essay for each and every one of them, so you'll be prepared for anything come test day. However, since there's ~270 of them, I believe you have better things to do with your time.
Thanks for your post.
Is there any book which can have sample essays in all these topics?
Sorry if you think that I am being little greedy & trying eat all canned food
But I have exam in less than 25 days & 1) I have not even tried a single AOA or AOI. 2) I am a non-native English speaker & really bad a gathering the thoughts & then writing it on a paper...
Plz help
& yes happy new year to you!!!
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Hi Geva,prachich1987 wrote:Hi Geva,Geva@MasterGMAT wrote:This is indeed the case. The lists of AWA topics are freely downloadable from the GMAC website www.mba.com, and also available towards the end the OG books. Theoretically, you could write a sample essay for each and every one of them, so you'll be prepared for anything come test day. However, since there's ~270 of them, I believe you have better things to do with your time.
Thanks for your post.
Is there any book which can have sample essays in all these topics?
Sorry if you think that I am being little greedy & trying eat all canned food
But I have exam in less than 25 days & 1) I have not even tried a single AOA or AOI. 2) I am a non-native English speaker & really bad a gathering the thoughts & then writing it on a paper...
Plz help
& yes happy new year to you!!!
I would be grateful if you can revert on above.Thanks!
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Enjoy !!
prachich1987 wrote:Hi Geva,Geva@MasterGMAT wrote:This is indeed the case. The lists of AWA topics are freely downloadable from the GMAC website www.mba.com, and also available towards the end the OG books. Theoretically, you could write a sample essay for each and every one of them, so you'll be prepared for anything come test day. However, since there's ~270 of them, I believe you have better things to do with your time.
Thanks for your post.
Is there any book which can have sample essays in all these topics?
Sorry if you think that I am being little greedy & trying eat all canned food
But I have exam in less than 25 days & 1) I have not even tried a single AOA or AOI. 2) I am a non-native English speaker & really bad a gathering the thoughts & then writing it on a paper...
Plz help
& yes happy new year to you!!!
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hey thankspesfunk wrote:Enjoy !!
prachich1987 wrote:Hi Geva,Geva@MasterGMAT wrote:This is indeed the case. The lists of AWA topics are freely downloadable from the GMAC website www.mba.com, and also available towards the end the OG books. Theoretically, you could write a sample essay for each and every one of them, so you'll be prepared for anything come test day. However, since there's ~270 of them, I believe you have better things to do with your time.
Thanks for your post.
Is there any book which can have sample essays in all these topics?
Sorry if you think that I am being little greedy & trying eat all canned food
But I have exam in less than 25 days & 1) I have not even tried a single AOA or AOI. 2) I am a non-native English speaker & really bad a gathering the thoughts & then writing it on a paper...
Plz help
& yes happy new year to you!!!
I downloaded the same document in pdf format few days back
Thanks!
Prachi
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