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14 Mar 2012, 16:18
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He guys,
I will sit the GMAT in 3 weeks time. Since I am working fulltime, I have only 1 to 2 hours during the week and around 15 hours per weekend to study. My goal is to reach a solid 650 on exam day. Right now I score around 40-43 in quants and 30-35 in verbal.
Do you have any study tips or GMAT-attacking strategies for me in order to get a descend 650? Would you suggest to go for the brutal question or should I focus rather on getting the 600-700, i.e. OG (hard), questions right? Would be great if you guys can advice given that I have only one shot before the submission deadline for b-school closes.
Regards,
seh
I will sit the GMAT in 3 weeks time. Since I am working fulltime, I have only 1 to 2 hours during the week and around 15 hours per weekend to study. My goal is to reach a solid 650 on exam day. Right now I score around 40-43 in quants and 30-35 in verbal.
Do you have any study tips or GMAT-attacking strategies for me in order to get a descend 650? Would you suggest to go for the brutal question or should I focus rather on getting the 600-700, i.e. OG (hard), questions right? Would be great if you guys can advice given that I have only one shot before the submission deadline for b-school closes.
Regards,
seh
14 Mar 2012, 16:43
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Hi, there.
FWIW, I wrote this 1-month study plan in a blog:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/1-month-gm ... -schedule/
Even though you have only three weeks, I thought perhaps you could find some useful pointers in scanning through it.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Best of luck to you!
Mike
FWIW, I wrote this 1-month study plan in a blog:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/1-month-gm ... -schedule/
Even though you have only three weeks, I thought perhaps you could find some useful pointers in scanning through it.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Best of luck to you!
Mike
14 Mar 2012, 17:36
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I would stay away from the "brutal" questions, and really work on building a foundations and then timing. Make sure you know the ins and the outs of the entire tests, and all question types. Make sure that you can answer ALL easy and medium level questions, with some knowledge of the advanced topics. I would take the GMAT prep test #1 from mba.com when you start your studies, and #2 right near the end. The 1st test will tell you how far you have to go, and the second will tell you if you are on target. Both tests are the best estimate of what you will get on test day. Remember, the verbal will really help drive your overall score, so if you are solely going for a 650 and dont care much about the quant, you should focus your time there.
You look like you are close to your target score, but make sure to give the GMAT you full attention or it will come up and bite you. Considering how well you are scoring with so little prep, I wonder why you are not pushing for a higher score?
Good luck
You look like you are close to your target score, but make sure to give the GMAT you full attention or it will come up and bite you. Considering how well you are scoring with so little prep, I wonder why you are not pushing for a higher score?
Good luck
