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15 Aug 2014, 10:09
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Hello Friends,
I plan to set forth preparation for GMAT . Would want to understand how should I frame a complete study plan ?
Below are some information about my background .
1. I have completed B.Tech in Computer Science and have close to two years of work-experience with MNC's .
2. Recently I have started up my own venture and hence don't expect to be able to give more then 2 hours a day for GMAT . (On weekends I can give 6 hours)
3. I am a non-native English speaker .
To gauge my current position I took a mock GMAT test from "GMAT TEST PREP" and scored 650 (50QA and 30VA). I am eyeing a score of 750 as it would give a enormous push to my case at top-notch B-schools . Please advise on how should I be strategising my studies as I have only 2 months for GMAT.
Thanks & Regards
Hitesh !
I plan to set forth preparation for GMAT . Would want to understand how should I frame a complete study plan ?
Below are some information about my background .
1. I have completed B.Tech in Computer Science and have close to two years of work-experience with MNC's .
2. Recently I have started up my own venture and hence don't expect to be able to give more then 2 hours a day for GMAT . (On weekends I can give 6 hours)
3. I am a non-native English speaker .
To gauge my current position I took a mock GMAT test from "GMAT TEST PREP" and scored 650 (50QA and 30VA). I am eyeing a score of 750 as it would give a enormous push to my case at top-notch B-schools . Please advise on how should I be strategising my studies as I have only 2 months for GMAT.
Thanks & Regards
Hitesh !
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16 Aug 2014, 22:01
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hiteshag
Hi Hitesh,
I think you've come to the right place to begin your GMAT journey. To start with, I would suggest that you go through the following link, which has a lot of good tips on how to structure your studies:
gmat-study-plan-how-to-start-your-gmat-prep-80727.html#p605856
For books and sources to use, you should go through the following link:
new-to-the-gmat-club-start-here-130870.html
I think you would find most/all answers to your questions in these 2 links. Also, browse through the forum a bit and you will find a lot of good resources, debriefs and hints on the do's and don't's of GMAT prep.
All the best!
26 Aug 2014, 06:18
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You will need to beef up that Verbal score to reach the 700 level.
Focus in stages based on section: SC, CR, RC.
First focus on SC -- understanding sentence structure and meaning here will help you to read CR and RC passages faster and comprehend more. Also, it is important to learn how to answer certain SC questions really fast -- so that it frees up more time for you to spend on the more time-intensive CR and RC sections.
See if this sample SC video makes sense for you: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrect ... ythons.mp4
Focus in stages based on section: SC, CR, RC.
First focus on SC -- understanding sentence structure and meaning here will help you to read CR and RC passages faster and comprehend more. Also, it is important to learn how to answer certain SC questions really fast -- so that it frees up more time for you to spend on the more time-intensive CR and RC sections.
See if this sample SC video makes sense for you: https://www.gmatpill.com/sentencecorrect ... ythons.mp4
