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by bgs4gmat » Wed Aug 08, 2012 9:54 am
Though i did look at few posts on BTG, I have been following mostly GMATClub in last 3 months of my preparation. I gave my GMAT recently and scored 690 (Q47, V37). Though there are exceptions, this score isn't enough for a Non-IIT, Indian Software Engineer (7 years of Work experience in Oracle and HP) to get into ISB, IIM-A,B and C. I am still trying to get as much info as possible about the application process. Considering my profile, demography and target school, I am planning to give my GMAT again in 2-3 months time. I am happy with my current job and I am in no hurry to join an MBA. I realized that you do it once and for all so do it from a good place.

So, here the real deal, I want to move into Q50 and V40 range. How best i can use these two excellent sites? Should i follow both of these of can choose one over other? What are pros and cons of both these sites?
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:39 am
Both can be valuable. Honestly find BTG to be easier to navigate, so I tend to spend more time here.
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