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06 Mar 2007, 18:32
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Hi,
I am about to start my preperation for GMAT. I have a timeline of three months, which everyone is saying is generally sufficient.
I have heard about some of the materials that I can study:
- OG 11
- OG 11 Verbal
- PR Cracking the GMAT
- Kaplan 2007 Premier
- Manhattan GMAT SC
Can someone please confirm on this.
It will be really helpful if someone can provide me a roadmap of the preperation.
Thanks in advance,
Ranajay
I am about to start my preperation for GMAT. I have a timeline of three months, which everyone is saying is generally sufficient.
I have heard about some of the materials that I can study:
- OG 11
- OG 11 Verbal
- PR Cracking the GMAT
- Kaplan 2007 Premier
- Manhattan GMAT SC
Can someone please confirm on this.
It will be really helpful if someone can provide me a roadmap of the preperation.
Thanks in advance,
Ranajay
06 Mar 2007, 18:57
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Are you planning on matriculating in 2008? If so when do you plan on taking the GMAT ?I am currently in the process of studying and assume that 3 months should suffice.
06 Mar 2007, 19:45
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Guys, 3 months is usually Ok, but not necessarily the rule. Some people prepare in 6 weeks and score 750+ while others drag it over a year and take it 4 times before reaching their absolute maximum of 650.
It depends on your current situation. Take a diagnostic test (I'd suggest GMATprep as a good indicator of GMAT scores) and then share the data with others to estimate how long it'll take you. Generally speaking, if you get 600+, you can then study for about 3 months and improve enough to get 7XX. But if you are aiming higher or lower you may need to spend more or less time.
Cheers. L.
It depends on your current situation. Take a diagnostic test (I'd suggest GMATprep as a good indicator of GMAT scores) and then share the data with others to estimate how long it'll take you. Generally speaking, if you get 600+, you can then study for about 3 months and improve enough to get 7XX. But if you are aiming higher or lower you may need to spend more or less time.
Cheers. L.
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