TroyfontaineMacon wrote:
My plan is to utilize the GMAT Club question bank to go over each math topic/subject
1)Answer 30-50 questions a day on any given topic, 150 questions a day
2)Take a bunch of GMAT practice exams to build my endurance
3)Get ample rest each night and eat throughout the day
I've been studying the verbal components too. For the verbal section, sentence corrections are the most abundantly asked topic of the 3 in the verbal section; they are also the hardest. Knowing that I might get a few easy sentence corrections wrong, I know I want to counterbalance that with understanding every premise and conclusion being generated by the comprehension and reasoning questions.
Even if both of my sections get better Q: 40 V: 30 = GMAT 580
that is a long ways from a 700, albeit I only need 550
Your plan looks good...but I would like to mention 1 thing. You said you would be doing 150 questions a day, I think that would be too much. Plus, I would suggest you to review each question very carefully after doing it. Sometimes, there are 2 or more than 2 ways of solving a quant question. I would suggest you to look into all the other ways of solving a question also. But, make sure you follow any one of it during the exam. Also, please don't try to solve a question in 2 ways on the actual exam just to verify your answer.
Even if you do 50 questions a day overall with careful review, that should be fine. Try solving a mix of questions, it should help in some way or the other on the GMAT.