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26 Oct 2016, 10:34
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Hey guys,
I have exactly 30 days to my test (Had to book it as per the admission cut-off date of my prefered school).
Now after giving my first free GMAT prep test I scored 480, which was very demotivating. After that, I almost worked through the OG book. Though there has been an improvement, I feel I lack in the concepts and strategies (time management).
I'm in a serious dilemma wheater to take an online course or a classroom tutorial. I spoke to a tutorial close to my house (has good reviews), who are willing to give a personalised coaching for the next 30 days for a fee of Rs. 55K ($800). While the online course from E-gmat or Economist also looks promising.
I don't see a point in practicing more questions without having a better understanding of the concepts.
I will be grateful if you guys can help me with ur thoughts.
Thanks.
I have exactly 30 days to my test (Had to book it as per the admission cut-off date of my prefered school).
Now after giving my first free GMAT prep test I scored 480, which was very demotivating. After that, I almost worked through the OG book. Though there has been an improvement, I feel I lack in the concepts and strategies (time management).
I'm in a serious dilemma wheater to take an online course or a classroom tutorial. I spoke to a tutorial close to my house (has good reviews), who are willing to give a personalised coaching for the next 30 days for a fee of Rs. 55K ($800). While the online course from E-gmat or Economist also looks promising.
I don't see a point in practicing more questions without having a better understanding of the concepts.
I will be grateful if you guys can help me with ur thoughts.
Thanks.
26 Oct 2016, 11:14
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sanjeevbaba29
Dear sanjeevbaba29,
I'm happy to respond.
My friend, I will recommend this one-month study plan:
1 Month GMAT Study Schedule
That's an intense schedule that will take you through everything you need for excellence on the GMAT.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mike
26 Oct 2016, 23:25
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Dear Sanjeevbaba,
I will be happy to help you here.
You are clearly on the right path in building the core conceptual knowledge and a strategy to ace the test.
GMAT is a test of methodical and logical approach. You feel hard pressed for time when you don’t follow a methodical approach. Timing on the GMAT is a consequence of your lack of core skills. Since you cannot build core skills by mere practice, the only way to improve on timing by improving your core skills.
What are your Current and Target scores?
Use the GMAT Planner tool to check the improvement you need in Quant / Verbal sections to get to your target score.
Recommended Course
Verbal online: If you are majorly looking for improvement in the Verbal Section. The course comes with the complete Verbal content, >1300 practice questions for Quant and Scholaranium(Highest rated test tool). GMAT Planner along with Scholaranium can help save you 50+ hours in your overall prep time and help you score 70 points higher.
Verbal Online requires 80 hours of effort and most people complete the course in about 30 days.
GMAT Online:If you are looking for improvement in both Quant and Verbal.
Both the courses are self paced, available on demand, come with the respective study plan and strategy.
I will be happy to help you here.
You are clearly on the right path in building the core conceptual knowledge and a strategy to ace the test.
GMAT is a test of methodical and logical approach. You feel hard pressed for time when you don’t follow a methodical approach. Timing on the GMAT is a consequence of your lack of core skills. Since you cannot build core skills by mere practice, the only way to improve on timing by improving your core skills.
What are your Current and Target scores?
Use the GMAT Planner tool to check the improvement you need in Quant / Verbal sections to get to your target score.
Recommended Course
Verbal online: If you are majorly looking for improvement in the Verbal Section. The course comes with the complete Verbal content, >1300 practice questions for Quant and Scholaranium(Highest rated test tool). GMAT Planner along with Scholaranium can help save you 50+ hours in your overall prep time and help you score 70 points higher.
Verbal Online requires 80 hours of effort and most people complete the course in about 30 days.
GMAT Online:If you are looking for improvement in both Quant and Verbal.
Both the courses are self paced, available on demand, come with the respective study plan and strategy.
