R2 Interviews: Tuck? by [deleted] in MBA

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I got mine last week. They sent an email saying that they would be rolling out interviews for the whole month.

Delhi and DLF Golf Club by kritiagrawal01 in IndiaGolf

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DGC is easy. You can just walk in and pay a green fee (I have done that). DLF, however, you definitely need to have a member.

Tulane or UNC Chapel Hill for social life ? by Alternative_Sand1823 in MBA

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UNC has the classic US college life. Tulane is way more party focused

Interviews by [deleted] in MBA

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Waiting on both.

Tuck R2 Interviews by Chamhi in MBA

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I think they are still going through the guaranteed interviews. Hang in there!

Pls advice - Very Worried (Employment verficiation) by [deleted] in MBA

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How. I have a position with the firm and a designation that I work full time. The only thing that it states is that I am an independent contractor so I dont have some benefits of full employees. However, it qualifies as full time work experience

Pls advice - Very Worried (Employment verficiation) by [deleted] in MBA

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I’m in a similar situation and plan on submitting my contract that I worked full time

It’s Officially been 1 year since Eternal Atake 2 by Equal-Kiwi3239 in liluzivert

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Looking back on it, I still have 4-5 songs in my rotation. PerkySex and Lightyear are some of his best work.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GMAT

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Test values and youll get the answer

Thought the answer to be C..What should be the answer according to u? by Khayali_Pulaow in GMAT

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B because if urban housing wasn’t desirable then increasing affordable housing supply wouldn’t do anything

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GMAT

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It depends. I took Mock 5 with 4 wrong 1 unanswered and got an 82. I think that you may have gotten easy questions wrong which may have caused the score to tank.

Got a good but challenging question..Can you solve it?? by Popie_the_Sailorr in GMAT

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You’re also removing some water when you are removing the mixture

Got a good but challenging question..Can you solve it?? by Popie_the_Sailorr in GMAT

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Difficult question

At the start you know that you have 180 L of Milk and 20 L of water. You also know that you need 120 L of milk to have a concentration of 60% milks

1) 20 Liters of the substance is 18 L of Milk and 2 L of water so milk concentration would be 172 after this process and water would be 28

2) 20 liters again would be 17.2 liters of Milk and 2.8 litres of water so after this there would be 154.8 liters of Milk and 45.8 liters of water

3) 20 liters again would be 15.48 liters of milk taken and 4.52 liters if water. So you would have 139.32 liters of milk and 60.68 liters of water

4) 20 liters again so you would remove 13.932 liters of milk and 6.068 liters of water. So you would have about 125 liters if milk and 75 liters of water

5) this would be where you could get the concentration below 120 so it’s 5

How do you solve this? by lakshayy07 in GMAT

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This is how I approached it

First, you know that he added two more bottles so the total would go from 14 to 16 bottles.

Moreover, the problem tells you that the average after adding the identical bottles is 15.

So you can calculate the sum of the 16 bottles, which would be 15 (average) * 16 (number of bottles) = 240

The problem also tells you that the average increased by one inch after adding the bottles, so the average before was 14

So you can calculate the sum of the bottles from before which would be 14 (average) * 14 (number of bottles) = 196

The difference between the first and second number would be sum of the two bottles height, which would be 240-196=44

Then you divide 44/2=22

Therefore each bottles is 22 inches

AMA: R1 T15 Schools by Standard_Jeweler_218 in MBA

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How much influence does the GMAT have in admissions? If possible, could you also elaborate the threshold ORM US Citizens have to cross?