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18 Oct 2012, 15:52
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Hello Everyone,
I am new to the club and seeking help with my study plan. I would like to take the exam by the 28th of December. My math is poor but I do much better in the comprehension and sentence correction, Critical reasoning is also a struggle for me. How realistic is my goal, and what materials can you recommend to help my critical reasoning and Quant study overall?
Thank you so much for your time.
I am new to the club and seeking help with my study plan. I would like to take the exam by the 28th of December. My math is poor but I do much better in the comprehension and sentence correction, Critical reasoning is also a struggle for me. How realistic is my goal, and what materials can you recommend to help my critical reasoning and Quant study overall?
Thank you so much for your time.
28 Oct 2012, 22:43
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Hmm Such a nice thread ! After seeing this I though of sharing my SC experiences here !
1. Too many materials only cause harm and does not do much good.
2. For SC
I was too exhausted after completing Power score CR Guide and reluctant to spend couple of weeks with Mgmat SC / doing it multiple number of times.
The approach I followed above is neither comprehensive nor too precise but yes, you will utilize the time in a smart and efficient manner and also hone your SC strategies. Believe me, I was too weak dealing with SC and scared to cover mammoth of grammar topics, before I finalized this approach for SC which was effective, not too time consuming yet makes me cover all tested topics on SC.
But again that's my two cents on it ! Everyone has his/her customized strategies that works out the best for him/her.
1. Too many materials only cause harm and does not do much good.
2. For SC
- - Pick up Aristotle SC Grail 3rd edition and cover Part 1 (basic Grammar Review).
- If you got hands on Veritas Prep SC, 2012 edition, Go through it .It has some excellent strategies for Modifiers, Comparisons, Tenses and few other topics. Moreover, they have a pretty good strategy for dealing with SC and illogical meaning.
- Cover Last two advanced chapters (chapters 12 and 13) from Mgmat SC
- Do Part 2 & Part 3 from Aristotle SC Grail 3rd edition.
- Solve the problems that come with Veritas prep SC.
- Maintain an error log and attack OG 12/13 SC problems.
- Do at least quite a number for GMAT prep problems for SC from this forum.
I was too exhausted after completing Power score CR Guide and reluctant to spend couple of weeks with Mgmat SC / doing it multiple number of times.
The approach I followed above is neither comprehensive nor too precise but yes, you will utilize the time in a smart and efficient manner and also hone your SC strategies. Believe me, I was too weak dealing with SC and scared to cover mammoth of grammar topics, before I finalized this approach for SC which was effective, not too time consuming yet makes me cover all tested topics on SC.
But again that's my two cents on it ! Everyone has his/her customized strategies that works out the best for him/her.
) Also dont extent a study schedule beyond 2-3 hours, so study in chunks of 2 hours, take a break, socialize , go with your routine, again study for 2 hours, take a break , socialize or go eith your routine and come back for final 2 hours of study for the day.
. so cut out the initial inhibition , give a CAT right away and post the score, only then u will come to know ur standing.
