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29 Feb 2024, 02:38
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Hey everyone,
I have to do my gmat exam in one month to be able to join french business school. My goal is to score 680-700 on the gmat focus.
My first test offical practice test was around 565 with (DI 74= 45th, Q75=35th, VR83=86th)
I have bought the official guide and did all of the quant already and bought the extra quant book as well.
However, I struggle with finding an organized way of studying and therefore join a program that basically organises the study for me so I can just focus on learning. I was thinking about the E-gmat, is this a good idea to use this, to prepare myself in one month? Or is it better to keep on studying with the offical guide?
Have a good day!
Maarten
I have to do my gmat exam in one month to be able to join french business school. My goal is to score 680-700 on the gmat focus.
My first test offical practice test was around 565 with (DI 74= 45th, Q75=35th, VR83=86th)
I have bought the official guide and did all of the quant already and bought the extra quant book as well.
However, I struggle with finding an organized way of studying and therefore join a program that basically organises the study for me so I can just focus on learning. I was thinking about the E-gmat, is this a good idea to use this, to prepare myself in one month? Or is it better to keep on studying with the offical guide?
Have a good day!
Maarten
29 Feb 2024, 03:43
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The gmatclub study plan post may be helpful to check out. A variety of resources are mentioned in it, for example. For CR, consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for Critical Reasoning. You could also look through some of the posted debriefs by people who've scored well/improved their scores to see what they did/used. Fair to say including official questions/official mocks into a prep path is a solid choice.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
29 Feb 2024, 07:36
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Answering questions from the official guide is a good idea after you've learned all of the strategies, concepts, and properties needed to solve those questions.
If you're just answering questions (with little reflection on the questions you got wrong), you're not going to see a lot of improvement.
That said, these articles may help:
- How to Learn More, Learn Faster, and Retain More Knowledge While Preparing for the GMAT
- Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
If you're just answering questions (with little reflection on the questions you got wrong), you're not going to see a lot of improvement.
That said, these articles may help:
- How to Learn More, Learn Faster, and Retain More Knowledge While Preparing for the GMAT
- Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
