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Hi,
Currently I am preparing for my next gmat attempt from 23rd Dec after the recent attempt but in between had to take a break of 10 days due to some family commitments.
I have also been assigned a new project at work due to which the workload is quite high and I need to devote time to learning regarding that as well and I might not be always able to devote 2-3 hrs on weekdays as i mentioned instead around 1.5 hrs or maybe 2 hrs as its hard to get up early after logging out late from work. So just wanted to know if at times pace is a bit slow considering i have been able to revise/redo 2-3 topics (doing CR as of now as verbal and in parallel quant revision as per the plan) as i am not sure i will be able to retake within 1 month as i had mentioned but will try to devote more time in the morning.
Just wanted your inputs regarding the pace and if i should really stress about not giving enough time on weekdays. Also slightly stressed regarding balancing the prep with the workload and learning regarding the new project at work.
Currently I am preparing for my next gmat attempt from 23rd Dec after the recent attempt but in between had to take a break of 10 days due to some family commitments.
I have also been assigned a new project at work due to which the workload is quite high and I need to devote time to learning regarding that as well and I might not be always able to devote 2-3 hrs on weekdays as i mentioned instead around 1.5 hrs or maybe 2 hrs as its hard to get up early after logging out late from work. So just wanted to know if at times pace is a bit slow considering i have been able to revise/redo 2-3 topics (doing CR as of now as verbal and in parallel quant revision as per the plan) as i am not sure i will be able to retake within 1 month as i had mentioned but will try to devote more time in the morning.
Just wanted your inputs regarding the pace and if i should really stress about not giving enough time on weekdays. Also slightly stressed regarding balancing the prep with the workload and learning regarding the new project at work.
22 Jan 2023, 11:59
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Hi kreel11.
I think you'll be fine preparing a little less on weekdays. As long as you can prepare for even an hour on weekdays, you should keep making good progress, and 1.5 to 2 hours is plenty.
Also, once you get going on the new project, you should become accustomed to working on the project along with preparing for the GMAT and learn to handle both.
For some ideas that might help you to prepare for the GMAT even though you're busy with other things, see this post.
How to Study for the GMAT While Working in a Demanding Job
I think you'll be fine preparing a little less on weekdays. As long as you can prepare for even an hour on weekdays, you should keep making good progress, and 1.5 to 2 hours is plenty.
Also, once you get going on the new project, you should become accustomed to working on the project along with preparing for the GMAT and learn to handle both.
For some ideas that might help you to prepare for the GMAT even though you're busy with other things, see this post.
How to Study for the GMAT While Working in a Demanding Job
22 Jan 2023, 15:33
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Consider waking up an hour earlier to study rather than forcing a time to study during the evening when you may be more tired. If possible, during idle office hours see if you can get some prep in. Perhaps you can do a few Sentence Corrections/Critical Reasoning questions during your lunch hour. Later on, in the run up to your exam, requesting some leave could give you even more time to study and help you to get yourself in peak exam condition.
