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27 Mar 2012, 05:18
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hello gmatclubbers,
As you can see this is my first post in gmatclub.
First of many i think.
Well i have just started off with my GMAT preparation.
As a background I have fair quant concepts(took CAT, India) last year and I think I am above average in verbal.
With respect to that I have signed on for a 4 month study plan and have made the outlines for 3 weeks.
After 3 weeks i plan to take a gmatprep test to evaluate where i stand.
Would anybody be kind enough to evaluate my schedule for March-April and share his/her 2 cents?
I have been looking around in gmatclub and gathered a lot of information before I made this schedule.
As you can see this is my first post in gmatclub.
First of many i think.
Well i have just started off with my GMAT preparation.
As a background I have fair quant concepts(took CAT, India) last year and I think I am above average in verbal.
With respect to that I have signed on for a 4 month study plan and have made the outlines for 3 weeks.
After 3 weeks i plan to take a gmatprep test to evaluate where i stand.
Would anybody be kind enough to evaluate my schedule for March-April and share his/her 2 cents?
I have been looking around in gmatclub and gathered a lot of information before I made this schedule.
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souvik101990,
your study plan looks strong! How many hours per day are you planning to study? I'm asking you that because you planned to gather all the content of pretty dense books (like MGMAT Number Properties and MGMAT SC) in only a day. From my experience you should spare 10-15h to finish each of them properly (reviewing and killing the On Action problems on the end of each chapter). I would also stretch the schedule with a few gaps in between days, to allow you to catch up on the days you couldn't stick with the plan or to allow you some relax time to prevent you from getting sick of the exam content.
Regards,
lamanxa.
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27 Mar 2012, 05:58
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hi lamanxa
thanks for taking the time to reply
as i said i took CAT last year in India
So in quants i do not need much brushing
well maybe except getting what kind of questions do come in GMAT
other than that quant, i think wont give me that much of trouble
and i went through mgmat books and most of the concepts were pretty clear to me beforehand.
In verbal i have spared more time since i ll be needing to assign more priority there.
I am currently studying 2 hours weekday and 5-6 hours over the weekends(which does not include hours of roaming around in gmatclub)
and i recently broke up from a long relationship, so have become pretty reclusive and want that to help me
thanks for taking the time to reply
as i said i took CAT last year in India
So in quants i do not need much brushing
well maybe except getting what kind of questions do come in GMAT
other than that quant, i think wont give me that much of trouble
and i went through mgmat books and most of the concepts were pretty clear to me beforehand.
In verbal i have spared more time since i ll be needing to assign more priority there.
I am currently studying 2 hours weekday and 5-6 hours over the weekends(which does not include hours of roaming around in gmatclub)
and i recently broke up from a long relationship, so have become pretty reclusive and want that to help me
