Egg’s OXFORD Home – 2010

After the debacle, Eggs is moving closer to those 1 year programs. And Lo! one of the best ones!

SAID has a 1 year program, deadline is Oct 24th

Apply through apply yourself – How to apply

There is a TOEFL waiver – FAQs

We will waive the TOEFL or IELTS requirement if you have gained a degree from an American, Australian, British or Canadian University. If your education in another country has been in English or you have lived/worked in an English-speaking country for some time, you may submit a letter with your application to request a waiver of the TOEFL/IELTS requirement. This will be considered on an individual basis.

Average Age: 29  Average Ex: 6  Average GMAT: 690 hmm class Profile

More on the colleges of OXFORD at Wicki

Checkout the pulsating list of electives! and look at Private Equity

Some more Stuff – GO

Scorechase for me

The day I decided to spend time on Scoretop, they closed it down

The day I decide to take the electric chair, there will be a National Grid break down

Found Scorechase interesting though, the forums are good, but the real hard questions, the JJs, the GMAT SETS…hmm

Let me check out Scorechase, the blogs , the GMAT Stories , forums and if anyone replies to EggsIgnio’s first comment

GMAT 780

Soni, another MITian manages a 780 (Kudos, Q50, V47)

He recommends Manhattan GMAT for Number Properties, Word Translations, and Sentence Correction and GMATClub’s tests for the devil which is in the details.

For the last 3 weeks I used GMATClub’s tests. The importance of these tests was that they taught me to PAY ATTENTION. For example, “if n is a positive integer…” — DON’T TRY n=0 or n=-1/2 when trying to solve the problem! PAY ATTENTION TO DETAILS OF THE GIVEN INFORMATION!!! This is where the GMAT catches a lot of people, that’s why I double and triple checked everything.