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Hello, I am new to this site and I am a junior in College right now. I plan on taking the GMAT in september, giving myself 9 months to prepare. I have purchased access to MAGOOSH premium and was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to use my 9 months as efficiently as possible? Feedback is much appreciated as I kind of don't know where exactly to start.
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Hi,
9 months is plenty of time to get caught up. Since you're already on Magoosh my advice would be to follow something similar to https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/3-month-gmat-study-schedule-for-advanced-students/. Magoosh tends to go well with the MGMAT guides and Official guides. Doing things more than once can often boost your score, so if you get something wrong, make sure you do it again and again till you get it right.
Good luck!
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The only downside with a nine month time frame is that you will get sick and tired of GMAT and may lose momentum. In my experience of working with students, it is best to have a focus and deadline. Perhaps a timeline of three months would be enough for you. You should solely focus on the GMAT and be done with it, as opposed to prolonging the process. After some time it gets exhausting. This would my main concern of stretching it out too long.
The other key piece of advice I would give is to stick with official GMAT questions for practice as much as you can. It will make a world of difference.
Cheers,
Dabral
The only downside with a nine month time frame is that you will get sick and tired of GMAT and may lose momentum. In my experience of working with students, it is best to have a focus and deadline. Perhaps a timeline of three months would be enough for you. You should solely focus on the GMAT and be done with it, as opposed to prolonging the process. After some time it gets exhausting. This would my main concern of stretching it out too long.
The other key piece of advice I would give is to stick with official GMAT questions for practice as much as you can. It will make a world of difference.
Cheers,
Dabral
