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by mahatma_rohit » Thu Jul 09, 2009 4:38 am
Hi
I am Rohit from India. Am working for an IT company since last two years. I started my preparations for GMAT in mid-April. It was all going well when suddenly mid way through my preparations i was put on a project which eats up almost all of my time (Morning 9 - 10:30 in the night), leaving me with no time to study, atleast during the weekdays.

Earlier i had planned to write GMAT in june-end or july first-week but due to the extension of my project committments i was forced to postpone it till july last week. But the project has been postponed again till august 1st week and now i dont have any other option except postponing it again because i feel i need about 15 - 20 days of free time prior to GMAT.

My aim is to kick off my MBA in august, 2010 (i.e. next Fall). So considering this, please suggest that till which month (maximum) i can afford to postpone my plans to write GMAT if i plan to apply for next year's fall intake.

Please help coz ur valuable inputs would really help me to decide about GMAT date and also plan accordingly.

Thanks a lot (Anticipating that a reply would come!!.. )
Cheers!!
Rohit
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by Scottie@VeritasPrep » Thu Jul 09, 2009 7:35 am
Optimally, you should apply in rounds one or two. Therefore, you will need to have GMAT scores ready to submit along with you application by those deadlines.
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