Avinash,
I am sorry, but I must say I am a bit irritated to read your post, but I am going to keep my stupid temper in check and reply to you point by point.
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Originally Posted by avinashsbajaj
ok first of all this is one of the most amazing sites i ve come across for any help on pretty much everything and your post is just superb...
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Thank you. If you look around this site, there are a lot of others whose posts you will find equally helpful... Senapati, Ajnsit, Iday, Kunal, Baba Yaga,.... all GMAT stalwarts in their own right. Going through their posts will give you a very good idea about what has been same and different about each person's approach to the GMAT, and will no doubt help you tailor your own strategy.
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Originally Posted by avinashsbajaj
ok well i m avinash from bangalore ,in my final yr engineerin and wanna give my gmat this yr...i ve no idea as of now how to go about and ur thread is very long to read it and i got lost within the first few posts itself...ill perhaps read the whole thing sometime but thought ill ask u a few q directly n u may give some valuable suggestions...
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Avinash, first of all, why do you want to give the GMAT in your final year of engineering? Have you thought out/looked through the kind of colleges that accept GMAT scores? If yes, you'll see that the percentage of freshers in these colleges is extremely small. Of course you may have a great profile, yet something tells me, that if you did, you would be more aware of the whole process.
And if you don't have a great profile (no, a great profile does not mean an IIT with a 9 CGPA, but a maturity of thought translated into action that shows that inspite of still being in college, you can teach people with about 4 years of work experience a thing or two about business and life), then why even give the GMAT now? Though GMAT scores are valid for 5 years, most colleges prefer if your GMAT scores are not more than 2-3 years old.
secondly, if you can't find the patience to even read through a few threads, and your attention wanders within the first few posts... how on earth do you expect to go through the in depth thought process that the application essays require?
Again, I ask you, before saying 'I wanna give the GMAT' have you even thought out the process? Do you have any idea about what you want to do, why you want to do it, and how an MBA will help?
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Originally Posted by avinashsbajaj
if u ve a yahoo/gtalk/skype id it will be greatful if u can add me coz i may need some help at various stages else u can post back a reply here and we can continue our conversation over here...whatever suits you...
there has not been a reply to ur post for sometime now so ill wait for ur reply from you before i start off...
thanks in advance....
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I will be more than happy to answer your questions in this post. This way, other people who may have the same questions as you can read the answers that I and the others post, and it will help a lot more people. My only request is, that please go through the post to see if someone else has already asked the same question, and got an answer. If you still have more questions, or need any more one on one morale boosting and help, all of us here at PagalGuy will pitch in to help. As you will be able to see from other posts on this thread and on other threads, PagalGuy is a very supportive community.
I think the only thing we ask for in return is that you be as sincere towards your goals as we will be to helping you.
ATB
Keya
P.S. Hey PGuys... I'm getting good at this temper control thing, aren't I??
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