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.
