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Beat The GMAT!

Beat The GMAT is a day-to-day blog detailing how I studied for and beat the Graduate Management Admission Test™ (GMAT). This site shall serve as a study guide for future GMAT test takers.



The Beat The GMAT! Scholarship


As I mentioned in my previous post, I really appreciate the support that my readers have given me over the last few months while I have been studying for the GMAT. I've been thinking about ways to give something back to everyone out there as a show of thanks, and I've decided that I'm going to do two things:

First, I am going to continue to maintain and develop this website. I hope this site will one day become one of the best GMAT prep/study guides available anywhere--and of course, Beat The GMAT! will always remain FREE.

Second, I wish to set up a Beat The GMAT! Scholarship, in which I will buy all the GMAT prep books for a few deserving people each year.

In terms of the application process for this scholarship, I'll likely judge applicants by how they answer an essay topic from an actual MBA application. It will be good practice for you all, and perhaps an excuse to jumpstart your fall applications.

The first scholarship round will probably take place in April 2006. I'll provide full details about the scholarship and the application process when the time comes.

Thanks again to everyone, and best of luck in your GMAT studies!

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Anonymous Anandha Kumar Deekaram said at 7:54 PM

Excellent Idea. I like your idea..wishing you all success

I am sure you website will be inspiration and helpful for many aspirants. I wish you start the discussion forums and chats soon so that people can use this place for healthy discussion.    



Blogger Eric said at 10:57 AM

Thanks Anand. I'm thinking about creating a Wiki site, to make this website more interactive.    



Blogger sghama said at 8:46 PM

Wow... this is an awesome initiative.    



Anonymous rashmi kaushal said at 2:37 AM

Amazing !!!
I still dont beleive myself eyes & ears ..neways must say a grt initiative !!!    



Anonymous Babita Basnet said at 11:59 AM

Hey,

I was too searching plan to study.. i found yours one of the best one.. i am thinking to copy cat your study schedule..i too ordered the smae for of the books book today as i had the offical book.

Keep on posting ! you site is worth of thousands of dollar to a GMAT preparer like me who was totally lost thinking how to start and when to start.    



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