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by maverick909 » Sat Aug 25, 2012 4:19 am
I am not sure if this would be an inspiring tale. I attempted GMAT with very little prep from OG-11 and a bit of study material from T.I.M.E. education center.

I had very little expectations from GMAT exam, but went for it in Aug 2012, since I had already rescheduled twice. Last I had looked at any study material was Mar-2012 and appeared for the test in Aug-2012.

The folks at the GMAT center were very polished and friendly and went completely by the book. The test was interesting and I really enjoyed taking it.

The IR section was completely new to me and could not complete it in time. The Quant and Verbal sections were a breeze and I finished both 10 minutes ahead of schedule. I just tried to answer as fast and accurately as I could and felt that the questions got easier towards the end of the test.

My Quant percentile does not seem all that great, but combined with Verbal I think I got a decent score and motivates me to attempt once more with more of a prep and see if I can get 750.

What I am looking for are some good E-MBA programs where I could get admission with my current score in early 2014. I would really appreciate if you could suggest some.

I have 8+ years of experience in IT industry as a programmer analyst with 3 years in leadership role, and 1 year of experience as a startup founder and entrepreneur.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sun Aug 26, 2012 8:06 am
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