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Why u all expert guys dont revert with ur suggestion, tips??

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by itsmemaverick » Tue Sep 09, 2008 9:10 am
Beginer like me require guidence n help frm u expert guys, I have posted my essay on one issue. Pls have look on it n let me know how to proceed further. I am at the bottom level of GMAT pre & if u help me I can move very very very fat n climb the ladder.. So pls help guys(n gals if any)....




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by beatthegmat » Tue Sep 09, 2008 4:39 pm
Probably the best way to solicit feedback on your essays is to set up a poll with each submission, asking people to rate from 1-6. Reviewing AWA essays is time consuming and very difficult. Asking for a rating will typically get you the best results.

Personally, I hope we can beef up this area as well!
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