Post Dilemmas

I am an ardent follower of the different blogs from all around the world about GMAT, MBA and so on. I was wondering whether one more in the list is really useful to anybody including me. I came to the conclusion that instead of writing about the strategies of writing GMAT and about how to apply to different universities, I am compiling all the information i found to be useful around the web in this blog. If somebody wants some of the posts to be removed from here due to infringement issues please leave a comment about that. Prompt action is guaranted.

Cause: GMAT in about 56 days

Effect: More beer being consumed on account of starting my studies afresh the next day

After giving my first test I found out that the verbal section needs a lot of work from my side and that surely includes refreshing my english langauge grammar apart from concluding from the passages read in Reading Comprehension. Hope my reading skills benefits me in whatever way it can.

Few Advices for mortals like us who are trying hard to get that elusive score in GMAT without knowing how that would help us in the long run in life. Right now the only thing which hovers around my head is the proximity of the exam which i think would work wonders in my personal and proffessional life. Think Big beyond the immidiate horizon and figure out what exactly do you want to do with your MBA degree. Life is a fix which does revolve around you and only you.

 

 

1 and a Half Months vanished

You need a click and your one a half months prep time is gone. Life moves so fast and i m in a different world where i was when i booked my GMAT date. I have some 2 and a half months left before the Gmat day. Lets see whether i can make good use of my laziness.

Well my brother and his gal are hitting town tomorrow and they are going to stay at my place for like 7 days. That exactly doesnt sound like studies. Does it? If any of you can help me sit down at a place for couple of hours a day with the prep books, i would be really grateful.

I was talking about this for about two months but i finally did it. It really takes a lot of balls / lot of foolishness to do this. I did put down my papers in my company yesterday after being with this firm for a good 3 and a half years. N the best part is that i dont even have a job offer in hand. these sudden changes will surely have long lasting consequences but the only relief factor is that i have a good 3 months notice period. I am still making my resume cause i haven’t updated it in an year and the old one is very obsolete with my job functions radically changed.

I have started with Kaplan Premier and have gone through the initial pages of each section. So i am quite familiar with the GMAT format by now. Apart from that i usually hang around in the www.beatthegmat.com forums which do a fairly good job in updating people with different questions. I figured out that i may not be the best strategy writer for GMAT prep but i can surely collate of what helped me and what didn’t in this blog. i would surely acknowledge the original source and if any of you have any concern do let me know. I would surely take that into consideration while editing.