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20 Feb 2012, 05:27
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Hello,
I have a question regarding the preparation for the verbal part.
My GMAT date is in 5 weeks and I already finished the math part and would like to start with the verbal part. I planned to finish it during the next 3 weeks, so that I still have at least 2 weeks only for practise, practise and practise....
I already bought MGMAT SC and CR Bible, but I´m not sure if 3 weeks are enough to cover all the stuff from both books.
I´m able to study approx. 20 hours per week.
Could anybody tell me if this would be enough time for both books or should I change my plan?
Thanks in advance
Dominik
I have a question regarding the preparation for the verbal part.
My GMAT date is in 5 weeks and I already finished the math part and would like to start with the verbal part. I planned to finish it during the next 3 weeks, so that I still have at least 2 weeks only for practise, practise and practise....
I already bought MGMAT SC and CR Bible, but I´m not sure if 3 weeks are enough to cover all the stuff from both books.
I´m able to study approx. 20 hours per week.
Could anybody tell me if this would be enough time for both books or should I change my plan?
Thanks in advance
Dominik
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20 Feb 2012, 07:25
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Have you taken a practice test? Studying blindly isn't usually the best strategy.
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20 Feb 2012, 07:44
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I can only agree with mohater. I face the same situation as my test date is beginning of April. Use mock tests to identify your weakness and then pick up the information out of the books. On the other hand it should not take more than couple hourse to read through the CR Bible. It is mostly easy to understand and once you understand the strategy and way of questions, you might be able to attack questions in a different way.
