dpulavarthi Wrote:HI Same here. I am enrolled in the 9-week course. where can I get the error log? Thank you

Hi,

You can go thru the following link for Log Error:

http://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/gmat-error-log

Best,

Kamlesh

Hello, I encountered the following question in my CAT 4 and boiled it down to choices C and D. I picked D because I thought the administration would increase the amount of fines (i.e. now the ticket would be $500 vs. $100 before). The right answer is C because the question meant that the administra...

The complete question is as follows: Some scientists suggest the moon had been formed out of part of the Earth, which was dislodged perhaps by a meteor. - the moon had been formed out of part of the Earth, which was dislodged perhaps - that the moon was formed from part of the Earth that had perhaps...

Hi, Let me try this with following explanation: ( may not in terms of your query though) Original sentence - A local association of artisans and craftsmen has organized a charity fair in which participants sold various products, including jewelry, pottery, and artwork in the hope that the proceeds w...

Hello Rahul:

I am not GMAT instructor, but you may refer to this thread for clarification on the SC question from Verbal Review -

1. og-verbal-ed-11th-sc-q-79-t1560.html

2. og-sc-105-t1277.html

Thanks.

Kamlesh

Hello, Can anybody share their views on the following sentences ? Which one is not correct ? 1. Three blocks, each having a mass of 1.21 kg, are connected by rigid rods of negligible mass. 2. Four squares, each with sides 4 cm long, are cut from the corners of a rectangular piece of cardboard having...

Hi there,

You may like to read Stacey's blog:

http://www.manhattangmat.com/blog/index ... an-part-1/

(note: the above is a two-parter; you can find the link to the second half of the article in the first half)

All the best for the exam.

Kamlesh

Hi, Let me try to put in simple way: Whether vs. If "Whether" is used when there are alternative choices. E.g: I don’t know whether I will take the GMAT this month (or not). Incorrect: Her client didn't tell her if he had sent his payment yet. Correct: Her client didn't tell her whether he had sent...

I think there is a comparison issue..two things that are compared - Feral swine and Asian carp.

Any other views on this...

Thanks.

Kamlesh

Hello Instructors: What best strategy I must apply to keep the momentum? My target score is between 600 and 660 and I am preparing GMAT since last 5 months. I have just over a month to write my GMAT and with the following scores (MGMAT + GMAT Prep CAT): GMAT 1: 570 (39Q + 29V GMAT 2: 650 (40Q + 35V)...

Hi, I think this sentence is comparing the position and distance of the comet (Crommelin) with Halley's Comet. So, the comparison marker "as" should fit in here. Secondly, if we ignore, for time being, the modifier stuff - then the sentence would look like something as follows: ...., the c...

Hi, Option A: says disease is involving the introduction of a dye into arteries of heart. Also, there is a modifier issue. What is "is now administered selectively" is modifying? Coronary angiography is now administered - is not correct, since it is a dye that is now administered selectively in to ...

Hi, Let me try this one with following reasoning: What author means : it was free from danger because of lack of material property. I believe that the author meant here is this class "˜proletariat’ in absence of material property, it (the class proletariat) was free from getting decay. Since in the ...

Well, my opinion differs from yours: E.g. 1. The sketch looks THE SAME TO me AS TO you. 2. I drove to the water-park AT THE SAME TIME AS you (did). I think the meaning of original sentence gets distorted in terms of construction and this is fixed by using idiom ( Same ... as) in the option D. I stil...

Hi, Firstly, I am not a GMAT expert; allow me to express my thoughts on this SC question. 1. Subordinate conjunctions: Even though, while, and although introduce clauses that appear to be logically incompatible but in fact are not. 2. Sub. Conj. connects two unequal parts, e.g. dependent and indepen...