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To dear Gmat Club users,
I have been intermittently preparing for GMAT since a year and now plan to take it by August end. I am targeting Round 1 for 2021 applications. So far I have been regularly practicing questions from Verbal section. I can tackle 650 level SC questions but not within stipulated time frame. CR isn't up to the mark especially Bold Face, Inference type questions are a task to crack. Can't seem to get a hang on RC; i generally end up narrowing it down to 2 and then picking the wrong one. Also i get frazzled with i see unknown words in the passage. I began Quant (topicwise) just this week.
I can dedicate 5-6 hours a day and need a plan accordingly. For the prep, I use GMATClub question bank, Wiley's Aristotle for SC, CR and RC and GMATCLUB bank for quant. I also have Manhattan prep books for Quat but don't know how to use them.
I would really appreciate if someone could help me with a timetable for these two months. and some motivation too
I have been intermittently preparing for GMAT since a year and now plan to take it by August end. I am targeting Round 1 for 2021 applications. So far I have been regularly practicing questions from Verbal section. I can tackle 650 level SC questions but not within stipulated time frame. CR isn't up to the mark especially Bold Face, Inference type questions are a task to crack. Can't seem to get a hang on RC; i generally end up narrowing it down to 2 and then picking the wrong one. Also i get frazzled with i see unknown words in the passage. I began Quant (topicwise) just this week.
I can dedicate 5-6 hours a day and need a plan accordingly. For the prep, I use GMATClub question bank, Wiley's Aristotle for SC, CR and RC and GMATCLUB bank for quant. I also have Manhattan prep books for Quat but don't know how to use them.
I would really appreciate if someone could help me with a timetable for these two months. and some motivation too
04 Jun 2020, 08:44
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Following a study plan might help you to go ahead in a structured manner:https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html#p1680625
04 Jun 2020, 08:49
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Hi
Below links can help you as there is no one size fits all (standard timetable).
https://blog.targettestprep.com/preparing-for-the-gmat/
https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to- ... 0-on-gmat/
Below links can help you as there is no one size fits all (standard timetable).
https://blog.targettestprep.com/preparing-for-the-gmat/
https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to- ... 0-on-gmat/
