Hi,

I have created a club to practice GMAT reading comprehension. Biggest challenge for RC is three fold:

- Reading from the computer screen

- Making meaningful note swithin time

- Solve reading comprehension questions

The purpose of the group is to solve the first 2 problems - reading different topics and making notes and comparing. See what we miss and what we keep. Sometimes I go overboard in making notes and jot down stupid details that i really didnt need to. While doing this wealso keep track of the time.

Join in if you think it will help you.

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Verbal is a sore spot for most of us. Although we are good at English as such, GMAT Verbal tends to kill us with the kinds of questions it asks. I have create a group for improving GMAT Verbal to 700 level. The group is created to discuss about ways to tackle GMAT Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning and Sentence correction. trying to come up with a collective strategy (or fomula) to score better in verbal section.

 join in if you think your verbal needs improvement.

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In the evaluation of which MBA is the best suited for my goals, I am focusing on two fields especially: Marketing and Entrepreneurship. I have started a club here on ScoreChase called MBA in entrepreneurship and MBA in Marketing.  [edit: You need to register on ScoreChase to become a memeber of the club. Registration is free]

MBA in Entrepreneurship club

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ESSAY QUESTION:

The following appeared in an article in a human resources magazine:

"Six months ago, in an experiment aimed at boosting worker productivity, Company

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As the famous song sings....How many miles a man walk down befor you call him a man....I feel the same, having 5 years in core indusrty with a great job profile, good wife, I feel like I have to walk some more to become a man. I gave GMAT once and burnt the fingers, no excuses and winners do not give execuses. I am here to prepare again and have 3 months for that. Just making the roadmap how to move about. Targeting 700+ this time with admission in a agood school. I amin hyd and if someone wants to study together or something, I am ready.

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ScoreChase has created a new page on the march for babies website. Please donate to the great cause which helps in the research and betterment of babies' health. Here is the link:

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Invite your friends to ScoreVille community with just a click of button. Click on "Invite your friends" button in the top navigation bar above the ScoreChase logo. Here is a picture:

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As such ScoreChase is pretty fast in loading and browsing. But I have seen some significant differences in the performance in different browsers. Like Firefox is definitely much faster than Internet Explorer. In fact in my experience IE is slow for all the websites. So try Firefox for better surfing.

But here are some browsers, which I found to be much faster, even faster that firefox itself.

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The ScoreChase live workshop on Number theory (Part II) has been
announced. The workshop will take place on Saturday, May 24th at
10:00am EST (7:30pm IST) and is expected to go on for 2-3 hours. The time is subject
to change. Remember as the last time the number of seats is limited to
allow for personal attention and Question and Answer session. You can order the workshop from here (you must be logged in to ScoreChase to be able to order, registration is free).

Number Theory Workshop - II - Topic - Non - Integers

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Please refer to my blog for question

http://sidharthkumar.blogspot.com/

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