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by jani123 » Tue May 06, 2008 6:29 am
Hello All

This forum has helped me a lot to motivate myself during preparation. Thank you all. I would like to share my experience with GMAT.

I am a 32 year old female IT employee with two kids. I went through couple of competitive exams like this during my education . I gave a shot at GMAT with 2 months of solid preparation. I spent 2 hours a day during weekdays and 5-6 hours a day during weekend.

My preparation material :

**Official Guide 11

**Official guide - verbal workout

**Official guide - Quant workout

**Kaplan 800

**Flash cards from this site

**Manhattan SC (2003 edition)

I have couple of questions:

1) Is my verbal score too low to be considered by top schools (Like Wharton) for EMBA program? Should I take GMAT again?

2) Do I come under common IT pool or is there a separate criteria for women in IT?

2) Are there any resources/guidelines for the interview process?

I appreciate your comments on these

Thank you
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by child » Tue May 06, 2008 8:14 am
Congrats ....hats off to you ....managing all already prove u to be a perfect manager....

Since you have done both OG review(which has both v & q) and OG Verbal separately ...is there any signifivanct differnce .??..actually i am just doing OG review.

Thanks
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OG Verbal workout

by jani123 » Tue May 06, 2008 10:14 am
I did verbal and quant workout just for practice. I did all three OG books twice. More practice.. more perfection.

I realized GMAT is more about the speed and accuracy than the difficulty level.


Thank you
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by tmmyc » Tue May 06, 2008 10:28 am
Great job. I took my exam recently and got a 50Q and 40V. Those 4 extra verbal points only gave me a 730, barely 20 points higher than yours.
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