In reply to Sean001:
Well if you have no experience, no time to learn some basics and acclimatise by climbing a lower 4,000er first and no flexibility with your schedule, I'd say you've got almost no chance of getting up and back down the mountain. For a start, the weather may well be poor or there could be too much fresh snow on the route. Besides, even if you're really fit, you'll probably grind to a halt at the Gouter hut due to not being acclimatised, unless you're one of the very few people who are lucky enough to be able to operate at 4,000+ metres without acclimatisation. Not to mention needing to have at least basic crampon skills so you don't slide off - there are a few steepish bits on snow and some exposed sections with steep drops on either side. There are reasons why people usually allow at least a week for a summit attempt!Sorry if that sounds harsh but it's important to be realistic.