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SENTENCE Correction for GMAT with Csquare Learnings-GMAT Training Center

Sentence Correction on GMAT comes with a lot of burden…lots of rules to learn. With the maximum number of Questions (15-17 Q’s) hailing from this section…test takers have no choice but to spend a lot of time mastering this section.Csquare Learnings-a pioneer GMAT Training Center (Bangalore & Hyderabad) is obliged to share few Sentence Correction (SC) tips with all the GMAT aspirants.

1)      Read LESS  a  Score MORE
We often read the Q multiple times in order to understand the sentence. Remember GMAT is testing your correction abilities and not understanding of the concept.Csquare Learnings through its Classroom & Online sessions emphasizes on “Reading the SC Question only once, NOT to understand” .Emphasize more on the answer choices, in order to find the correct answer and score higher.

2)      TOP-Down Approach
We tend to read each answer choice at once to understand and eliminate.Remember understanding the answer choice is not important than finding the difference between each answer choices.Csquare Strategy emphasizes on doing a VERTICAL COMPARISON of your answer choices (Move your eyes from top to bottom and NOT left to Right).This helps you clearly differentiate each choice from the other, to choose the comparatively BEST.

3)      WRONG is GOOD.
Do not try to find the correct option, always try to find a flaw and identify Wrong Answer choices in order to eliminate them. Wrong Answer choices help you arrive at the correct answer. Hence WRONG is GOOD: P

4)       GMAT Minus GRAMMAR
A common myth is SC needs you to learn vast and time consuming English grammar.Actually SC on GMAT is based on 35-40 rules. Make sure you learn the APT rules to avoid pressurizing your mind with too much information.For example:“We believe that Grammar is an integral part of SC” .This sentence looks and sounds perfect. Whereas this is wrong on GMAT.‘Believe that’ is a wrong idiom…To avail the list of correct Idioms...Contact Csquare Learnings -080 - 41107478

GRE article by Bloomberg - 124% Increase in the number of people in India who took the GRE

Once upon a time, the only way for prospective MBAs to have a shot at a business degree was to take the Graduate Management Admission Test, or GMAT. It didn’t matter which business school you wound up in: To get there you had to, among other requirements, pay the test fee to the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which owns the exam, and answer quantitative questions like “If r•s≠0, then what is the value of r/s + s/r?”

Then, nine years ago, business school applicants around the world started taking the Graduate Record Examinations, a test traditionally used for nonprofessional graduate degree programs—such as a master of arts or international affairs—and administered by the Educational Testing Service. From 1954 to 2006, ETS was also under contract to run the GMAT. In 2006, after the contract came up for renewal, GMAC turned the test over to Pearson, an educational publisher, and ACT, which runs a standardized test for high school students applying to college.

The GMATs had been a lucrative enterprise: News reports at the time said the Pearson-ACT contract was worth $200 million over seven years. In 2013, GMAC took in about $80.5 million in test fees from roughly 200,000 test takers, according to IRS filings.

After losing the contract, ETS started marketing the GREs, which it has administered since 1949, to business schools as a more flexible, accessible, and less expensive alternative to the GMATs. The GRE costs $195, compared with the $250 GMAT. It’s offered both as a paper-based exam and on a computer; the GMAT is taken only on a computer. The GRE is appealing to people who want to apply to MBA programs and other graduate programs, says David Payne, vice president and chief operating officer for global education at ETS.

ETS’s efforts seem to be paying off: 29 of 30 top U.S. business schools ranked byBloomberg Businessweek, including Harvard, Stanford, and Columbia, now accept the GRE. In 2014 the number of GRE test takers globally rose 3 percent from the year before and 12 percent from five years earlier, according to ETS. The growth is largely attributable to the number of foreign applicants, especially from Asia, hoping to study at U.S. business schools, the test service says. From 2009 to 2013 the number of people taking the exam increased 124 percent in India and 44 percent in China, according to ETS data. “We’re seeing massive growth in the middle class in India and China, and more people who have the financial means to support graduate education,” says Payne.

The test also is making gains in Europe, where ETS has sent outreach teams to try to persuade more business schools to accept it. According to Christine Betaneli, senior director of public relations at ETS, 92 MBA programs in Europe now accept the GRE.

Still, only 1 in 10 applicants at U.S. business schools submits the GRE instead of the GMAT, according to a survey of U.S. admissions officers conducted by Kaplan Test Prep. The number of GREs administered in the U.S. fell from 445,135 in 2009 to 422,668 in 2013, a drop of 5 percent.

GMAC officials say the market for the GMAT remains strong. “For those who are serious about seeking a business career that starts with a business education, the GMAT is still the gold standard,” says Rich D’Amato, vice president for global communications at GMAC.

Business schools aren’t pushing one test over the other. “We’ve said for a while now that not only do we accept both tests, but we are agnostic about our preference,” Dee Leopold, managing director for MBA admissions at Harvard Business School, said last fall.

ETS officials are optimistic about the GRE’s future among budding MBAs. “We’ve been having great success in positioning the GRE for applications to business school programs, particularly MBA programs,” says Payne. The company continues to push its marketing efforts, especially abroad. “The need for advanced degrees is only going to continue to grow,” Payne says, “both in the U.S. and the rest of the world.”

The bottom line: The GRE is drawing a growing number of business school prospects in Asia who want to study in the U.S. 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-27/how-the-gre-is-trying-to-win-the-standardized-test-wars

GMAT student Review on Csquare Learnings

Thanks CSQRL folks. Those who are currently pursuing your preparation with CSQRL, I would advise you follow what the faculty says religiously and you should see the results. Off course you will have to practice :-)

My GMAT experience has been an interesting and tedious one. I wrote first on Aug 4th and when I think in retrospective I was a lot more prepared that day, but it was just one of those bad days!!

The first thing I did coming out of the GMAT center was that I booked a GMAT date :-) i.e. on 14th Sep at Hyderabad!! And all those days in between I punished myself by not going out, did not party a single night, no movies ... So yeah since my preparation didn’t help the GMAT devta in the first go at least he [I guess it is a male; Females are not this rude and cruel normally] accepted my sacrifice of fun and finally now I can put the yellow color OG out of my bedroom!!

So, to the cut the long short, make your first attempt count. If you are scoring in 670-720 reason, put that extra bit of effort in practicing all OGs and stuff cause believe me 2nd attempt sucks!!

A Note:  Do work out a few hexagon area problems. I mean only knowing the area of a regular hexagon will help. I got this problem in the first attempt, and I am such an a** that I did not bother to look up the formula before the second attempt as well, and well you guessed it ryt, got a simillar kinda problem in GMAT-!!

 At the end just wana thank my trainers and CSQRL for all the support and motivation.

Aspiring Business School Applicants Increasingly Use GRE® Scores

Students around the world looking to earn their MBA or specialized master’s degree in business are increasingly turning to the GRE® program. Our GRE students enrollment data suggests the same at koramangala Center , Bangalore.  Below are the details as provided by ets.org. 

GMAT student Review at CsquareLearnings

A heart felt feedback from one our GMAT student Rajatha Prabhakar. I had to share it, as it reminds me of why I do what I do @CsquareLearnings – @RashmiPGowda

"I am convinced that anything I say cannot do full justice of truly reflecting what a great learning experience it has been for me personally and of course with respect to all aspects of GMAT. I am fortunate to have met and been tutored by @KalyanCChamarthi. I hit jackpot with him, as he has not only given me his undivided attention and equipped me to able to ace the test but in the process you have made me realize my true potential by instilling in me the confidence to take on any kind of challenges that life may throw at me. This very approach, as you said, can be reflected on GMAT too and I hope that I can very soon accomplish a top score as a testimony to his inspiring guidance and mentorship. "

SPOT ADMISSION - University of Massachusetts, USA.

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Please find below schedule for Spot Assessment at our office to be conducted on 30th August 2013 for University of Massachusetts, USA.

Date :30th August 2013
City : Bangalore
Venue :Csquare Learnings Pvt Ltd,
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7th Block, opp to Ammi’s biryani.
Koramangal, Bangalore – 560075.
080- 41132649/9900002757

Start time :12.00pm
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Activity :Spot Assessment

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MBA Admission Seminar by Kalyan Chakrathi - Create a Picasso

Free Admission Seminar By Kalyan Chakravarthi @ 10am, on 26th Sunday, 2013. @ Jyothi Nivas College, Koramangala, Bangalore. Call 080-41132649 for registration.

CSQUARE LEARNINGS & ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT MBA-SEMINAR IN BANGALORE.

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MBA @ AIM, Manila.

Hi,

Csquare Learnings collaborates with Asian Institute of Management, Manila, to conduct a MBA seminar.

Meet the AIM Dean, Professor, and alumni to know about the exciting journey at AIM, Philippines.

Call 080-41132649 to register

Session details;

Date:16th Feb, Saturday, 2013.      Time : 10:00 A.M

Place : Taj West End, Race Course Road, Bangalore.

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Conquering IIM-A by Sandeep Chadda

Hi,

Best of luck to everyone who is preparing for MBA or appearing for interviews. I wanted to share my experience with all of you and uncover some myths to make your journey a little better and feel good about yourself. MY MBA experience is slightly long so you will have to bear with me:

I gave my CAT in 1999 and got a 99.2 percentile and did not get a call from any IIMs. I got a call from a good school but I did not go for it because of personal reasons. 

I gave my GMAT in 2003 and scored a 630. 

I gave my GMAT again in 2006 and got a 660.I applied at ISB and was waitlisted for the interview but never got a call. The reason stated was that my GMAT score was too low. I was broken and completely shattered. 

I gave my GMAT again in 2009 and got a 640. You can understand my situation now when I felt that MBA was not for me. I almost gave up and thought that this is not my cup of tea. 

I gave my GMAT again in 2012 and got a 670 and 6.0 in AA :( The score was not good and I was almost shattered. I knew I will not get any calls but I still thought of applying to some of the schools. Btw.. Some of the other folks who had applied along with me were averaging 710 +. There were others with 770s and 750s.

Anyways I went ahead and applied to IIMA, IIMB, IIMC, and IIML. I am also planning to apply to ISB. Here I want to take a small break and talk about my profile since it bears some relevance to the rest of the story.

Experience - 10 years

Field - Information Technology

Designation - Technology Architect

International Experience - 7 years

Hobbies - I teach at a Govt School, Blog (schadda.blogspot.com), and am a martial artist

Extra Curricular: I am passionate about public speaking and have been involved with Toastmasters at various levels 

So coming back to my applications, I got interview calls from IIMB, IIMC, and IIMA. IIML is yet to announce its results. To cut the long story short, I had a great interviewing experience with IIMC and IIMA. My interview with IIMB is on 17th Nov, I will share the details of the interview a little later. For now I have got a call from IIM Ahmedabad and I am ecstatic to learn that I will be able to live my dream this year. 

Now, I want to clarify some myths and share some learning:

1) It does not matter how many times you give your GMATas long as you can defend it. When I was asked this in my interview, I mentioned that I would have given it 10 more times if I am not able to convert it this time.

2) Only folks with high GMAT scores get into IIMA or prestigious institutes. I am a living example. But I must confess, in the last 2-3 years, I did not just take a break of 3 years. I built my profile as strong as possible so that I am able to defend everything I say. 

 - My communication was weak, therefore I joined Toastmasters and went on to win the regional competition in extempore speech in Michigan. 

 - My social responsibility had nothing substantial therefore I started teaching at a govt school. I am teaching there for almost 2 years now and am in love with the kids. 

 - I also started writing a blog that became very popular and has good number of hits in my technology community. 

I believe all this helped since IIMA conducts an extempore speech in the interview and that did not surprise me. 

One very important thing that I wanted to share was that though I scored a 670 in GMAT, I felt I was much better than this. Some of the fundamentals taught by Kalyan sir are embedded in my mind so well that my accuracy in SC, RC, and CR is consistently 90%. I still think 670 was a score on a day that had gone bad. 

The net story is that DO NOT GET DISHEARTENED. you have no idea what is in store for you. Your interview is also very very important and so is your profile. In IIM Bangalore GMAT holds only 10% weightage in your overall profile.

Here again I want to recollect what Kalyan sir used to tell us. YOU ARE DOING THIS FOR YOURSELF and not anyone else. it is your choice to live it with conviction. Sir, I THANK YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN for changing my perspective towards my goals. You gave me much more than just how to prepare for GMAT.

Regarding my preparation, I only read OG 10, OG 11, and OG 12. I followed what kalyan sir taught me to the core, I have great faith in his teaching style. 

Regarding my interview, I prepared for all current affairs, my engineering, and almost everything on my application form. This is how my interview went in IIMC and IIMA.

IIM-Calcutta

Q - Who is the CM of Bangalore?

Shettar

Q - Who is the Governor of Bangalore?

Bhardwaj - Hansraj Bhardwaj

Q - Who is the previous CM of Bangalore?

Yedyurappa (Damn.. somehow Gowda slipped out of my mind) 

Q - have you heard of Gowda?

A - yes he was the previous CM, not Yedyurappa I laughed and told the professor that I goofed up.

Q - Where have you been in and around Bangalore?

A - Yes, Mysore

Q - What is that temple called on top of a hill in Mysore?

A - Nandi

Q - How far is Nandi from the base?

A - 2-3 kms, 30 min drive

Q - What are the few amazing things about the Mysore Palace?

A - Sword of Tipu Sultan which is not there anymore

Q - Whose paintings are on display at the Mysore Palace?

A - NO IDEA, but told about some fascinating paintings that I recollected seeing 7 years back

Q - Tell me about your hobbies?

A - teaching, blogging

Q - Grilled me about Vedic Mathematics? Which Vedas contain script for Vedic maths?

A - Atharvaveda..told about everything I know

Q - Which book do you refer to teach Vedic Maths?

A - Told

Q - Give an instance where referring the internet for Vedic Maths has helped you?

A - Told

Q - Why was Maths required at that time - during 3000BC when the Vedas were written?

A - Told to keep a count on the number of soldier and cavalcade for armies... 

The prof told.. it was for calculating distances and measurements and I told that I was thinking out loud

Q - If you are so passionate about teaching then why MBA?

A - Told

Q - You will lose all that you are doing now?

A - Told in negative. told about my passion. and I was candid about sharing the number of times I have applied for my GMAT and I that I will not give up.

Q - Any questions?

A - Nah.. I am good.

IIMA

Got an extempore topic - If India's literacy rate is that high, then why are iNdians illetrate....

i have a habit of standing and delivering my speeches therefore I asked the professors whether I could stand and deliver. 

I gave a 3 minute speech. I had some facts in india education since I am fascinated about it. Lucky topic :)

Q - What is the literacy rate in India.. 

A - Gave the literacy rates for India, kerala, Gujarat etc

Q - What policies has India implemented for education?

A - Talked about how Bharat Nirman and MNREGA help education indirectly. 

Talked about RTE

Talked about ensuring 25% guaranteed education for impoverished in some good schools

Q - Asked full form of MNREGA?

A - Told

Q - If there is a policy that is not being implemented, then what will you do?

A - 

Talked about provisions in legislation to pass a bill

Talked about RTI

Talked about petitions etc

Q - How long have you stayed in Mexico?

A - 10 days.. 

Q - Where is Mexico?

A - Between NA and SA

Q - Laughed for a bit.. because Mexico is in NA and not between NA and SA

A - Even I laughed and acclaimed that thoda goof up ho gaya :)

Q - What language do they speak in Mexico?

A - Spanish

Q - Where is Portuguese spoken?

A - Brazil

Q - What about other countries in South America

A - Spanish

Q - What do you as an Cloud Architect? Tell me what you did yesterday?

A - Told - 

Q - What is Cloud?

A - Told

Q - Why is cloud important?

A - Told. I love my field so I had more than enough information

Q - Why do you want to do MBA? You will not be able to do any of this if you do MBA? 

A - Replied in Negative. Again there were references about my GMAT appearances and I told them that you will see me every year until you select me :) being a little cheeky

Q - What do you do in your spare time?

A - teach / blog

Q - What do you blog about?

A - Told

Q - Got details about my blog.

A - I invited them to visit my blog.

Q - Do you want to take 1 toffee?

A - Only 1 ??

They said - you can take more if you have kids

I said ... I am only a kid and took 2 and left :)

One thing I wanted to make sure was that I keep the energy levels in the room high. 

Well, this was a long post.. but I wanted to tell all of you that one thing that will take you to the best B schools is the belief in yourself. Kalyan sir shared a book with me called Think Again. One learning I took from the book was that if you train your brain to a goal, the goal will walk up to you. I believe this is what happened to me as well. 

Thank you once again Kalyan sir. You are a genius. 

Regards

Sandeep Chadda 

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GMAT-Sentence Correction Tips By Csquare learnings-(GMAT Trainers)

SENTENCE Correction for GMAT with Csquare Learnings-GMAT Training Center

Sentence Correction on GMAT comes with a lot of burden…lots of rules to learn. With the maximum number of Questions (15-17 Q’s) hailing from this section…test takers have no choice but to spend a lot of time mastering this section.

Csquare Learnings-a pioneer GMAT Training Center (Bangalore & Hyderabad) is obliged to share few Sentence Correction (SC) tips with all the GMAT aspirants.

1) Read LESS à Score MORE

We often read the Q multiple times in order to understand the sentence. Remember GMAT is testing your correction abilities and not understanding of the concept.

Csquare Learnings through its Classroom & Online sessions emphasizes on “Reading the SC Question only once, NOT to understand”

Emphasize more on the answer choices, in order to find the correct answer and score higher.

2) TOP-Down Approach

We tend to read each answer choice at once to understand and eliminate.

Remember understanding the answer choice is not important than finding the difference between each answer choices.

Csquare Strategy emphasizes on doing a VERTICAL COMPARISON of your answer choices (Move your eyes from top to bottom and NOT left to Right).This helps you clearly differentiate each choice from the other, to choose the comparatively BEST.

3) WRONG is GOOD.

Do not try to find the correct option, always try to find a flaw and identify Wrong Answer choices in order to eliminate them.

Wrong Answer choices help you arrive at the correct answer. Hence WRONG is GOOD: P

4) GMAT Minus GRAMMAR

A common myth is SC needs you to learn vast and time consuming English grammar.

Actually SC on GMAT is based on 35-40 rules. Make sure you learn the APT rules to avoid pressurizing your mind with too much information.

For example:

“We believe that Grammar is an integral part of SC” .This sentence looks and sounds perfect. Whereas this is wrong on GMAT.

‘Believe that’ is a wrong idiom…To avail the list of correct Idioms...

Contact Csquare Learnings -080-40821000.

GMAT feedback of GMAT Student @ Csquare Learnings-GMAT/GRE Institute

"I decided to appear for GMAT sometime in August 2009. Some of my friends suggested that I look up for some good institute for preparing for GMAT. Initially, I thought that I could manage it on my own. So, I started to prepare for it on my own. My job was hectic enough at that time and managing GMAT preparations proved to be quite a challenge and I felt like I was beating around the bush without much progress. I then decided to look for some guidance. I tried to look for institutes in Bangalore through internet and found Csquare right at the top of my search. I looked through various forums and most of them were unanimous in their view that Csquare has the best to offer when it comes to GMAT. Hence, I took the leap of faith and joined Csquare. Right after the first class (on SC), all my doubts melted away and I was sure that I have come to the right place. This feeling got re-inforced more and more as I attended more and more classes.

On the verbal front, the strategies taught in the class for SC worked really well for me. Towards the end of my preparation, I was getting almost all SC questions right within the manageable time and all that was just by blindly following the "GMATically correct" SC rules taught in the class. The strategies offered for RC were also quite unique and if one really followed them, there was little chance of going wrong. I did my best to practice that and I got comfortable with it as the time progressed. On CR, the strategy to classify questions into various types was equally good. However, I somehow paid least attention to practicising CR and thats what probably led to some dip in my verbal score.

On Quantitative front, I found the strategies taught in the class very helpful in solving the questions quickly and accurately. Specially,with the kind of approach taught to solve DS questions it was really difficult to go wrong there. Quant is not just about solving a question, it is also about solving it quick enough and with least amount of effort and that is what was taught to us in the quant class. The classes were quite focussed and dealt with a very good pool of questions. So, quant became friendly by the end of it all.

I ultimately managed to score 710 (Quant - 50, Verbal - 36). I would like to thank Csquare for all the assistance and support. Special thanks to Rashmi and Kirtin for all their help and motivation."

Sushant jain

Reading Comprehension(RC)--Strategy by Csquare Learnings

RC on GMAT is The Most Daunting area for most of the students on GMAT. In fact we are sure no one will disagree with us if I say RC is essentially boring, time consuming and more than anything it is PAIN.

During many occasions in our classes we have come across students who barely have any reading skills; added to this if you get a topic that you don’t like (which normally happens) then it is gone for a total mess.

Therefore, at Csquare Learnings, we adopt strategy that will help you to breeze through the RC gently yet get high accuracy. We will deal with few important points and tips that will help you to fine tune your RC skills.

1. You will come across topics that you MAY NOT be able to comprehend no matter how many times you read.
RULE No 1: STOP TRYING TO UNDERSTAND.

2. Remember every passage is essentially a STORY, no matter what subject it is written on. And every story is built on a Story line or a basic Structure.
RULE No 2: DECIPHER THE STORY LINE (NOT the STORY Details).

3. As human brain stores lots of things in the temporary memory locations, we tend to forget things very fast. Realize the fact that your brain is biggest enemy; hence don’t rely on your brain.
RULE No 3: PUT YOUR STORY LINE ON PAPER QUICKELY (as you decipher it)

4. GMAT has some unique talent to make simple things complex. More often than less, we tend to get scared by looking at the question itself. Realize what GMAT is trying to do to you by throwing that question at you.
RULE No 4: DON’T GET CARRIED AWAY BY THE LOOK AND FEEL OF THE QUESTION. INSTEAD BREAK IT INTO PIECES TO RELATE TO YOUR STORY LINE

5. Unlike many other exams, GMAT carefully designs its Answer Choices based on Human Psychology. It is very easy to Fall for trap in the pursuit of finding Right Answer Choice.
RULE No 5: DON’T TRY TO FIND RIGHT ANSWER CHOICE; INSTEAD INDENTIFY WRONG ONES AND KICK THEM OUT.

Ensure you eliminate the wrong answer choices for the same reason that GMAT does – Read explanations carefully.

In conclusion, if you want to impress your BOSS you need to understand his likes and dislikes. Similarly if you want to CONQUER RCs ON GMAT, you MUST understand your enemy-GMAT’s likes and dislikes. There is NO correct way or wrong way in this game; it is just the GMAT WAY.
SO KNOW IT. CONQUER IT.

PS: For practice please stick to Official Guides.

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The managing directors of Admissions are happy to broaden and extend the requirements to give all MBA candidates the option of submitting results either from GRE or GMAT. We at Csquare Learnings are equally delighted to provide GRE Training classes along with GMAT.As more and more business schools look to diversify the candidate pool for their MBA and graduate management programs, they're turning to the GRE General Test. Thus, candidates are now no longer required to take both GMAT and GRE because Harvard and Wharton along with 250 B-Schools across the world now acknowledges that a candidate who has thrived the GRE can thrive their MBA program too. This move will help many candidates who apply for MBA and at the same time looking for many other courses as probable options, admission to which requires clearing GRE.

The decision is consistent with B-Schools ‘s move to find business leaders out of the purview of traditional business schools, that is from consultant firms, college business programs and investment banks. It also establishes that GRE is a credible competitor to GMAT and therefore more business schools are likely to follow suit very soon and allow GRE scores as a credible option for their admission procedures.

To compare GRE with GMAT , click on http://www.csqrl.com/GRE/Index.php

GRE the most widely accepted graduate admissions test that tests the students on their abstract argumentative abilities. The GRE® General Test is accepted for admission to university master's , doctoral degree programs and a rapidly increasing number of MBA programs. What's more, GRE test scores are valid for five years after taking the exam. The GRE is less expensive than other graduate admissions tests used by business schools.

To know more about our GRE classes and Admission services(Selection of colleges, Scholarship essays and Statement of purpose) contact:

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Sentence Correction e-GMAT | Csquare Learnings

Dear Students,

We at Csquare are focused on how our students benefit galore form changing
technology as we redesign the delivery of GMAT strategies and also make
accountability a key part of the whole process. Csquare Learnings brings to
you an E-learning module for Sentence correction for you to revise and
rewind your thoughts on the Sentence correction rules. Like no other
training form, e-learning promises to provide you complete training
conveniently at off-hours or from home or a time that suits you.

We have launched this product and is available for all our previous and
current students to avail benefits from these free modules. Below is a link,
which will give you access to the pre-recorded Sentence correction classes.
This link will be available free of cost for the next few days only. So
please take advantage of this and we will be grateful to you if you can help
us with your feedback on the same, for us to serve you better.

Our E-learning sessions are developed with individualized self-paced modules
to suit the needs of both slow and quick learners. You can access the
learning resource multiple number of times over days and hence it reduces
stress and increases satisfaction.

We invite you and your friends to be a part of this high resolution
endeavor. Csquare learnings always has and will strive to serve all the GMAT
aspirants in the best possible way. Your support will help us do a better
job. Thank you for your valuable time.

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Thank you!