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22 Oct 2020, 12:49
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Hi everyone! I am studying for my GMAT for the second time. I have never taken the real test but the last time I was studying I ended up getting a new job and was limited in time. I am studying again now and don't have a set time (meaning I can prep as long as I need to) I would like to ideally take the GMAT April or May of 2021. I am aiming for 700-710.
I am very weak in quant so I am using TTP and reading the Foundations of Math book. I know am stronger in Verbal. Should I focus only on Quantative for now and then start studying for verbal? or should I be alternating? I also haven't taken any practice tests because my quant is so weak I would just be guessing the entire section and I feel like that would discourage me.
Thank you. I appreciate your help.
I am very weak in quant so I am using TTP and reading the Foundations of Math book. I know am stronger in Verbal. Should I focus only on Quantative for now and then start studying for verbal? or should I be alternating? I also haven't taken any practice tests because my quant is so weak I would just be guessing the entire section and I feel like that would discourage me.
Thank you. I appreciate your help.
22 Oct 2020, 14:12
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Check the gmatclub score grid to see what Quant and Verbal combinations can get you the 700-710. It may help you in terms of how you structure your studies.
22 Oct 2020, 18:12
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Hi Lv955,
Since TTP also has verbal, be sure that you’ve added it to your study plan and also that you are following the order of the study plan as you progress through the course. In other words, you should be working through quant and verbal together rather than just quant followed by just verbal. If you need any further advice, feel free to reach out to me directly. I’ve got your back, my friend.
Since TTP also has verbal, be sure that you’ve added it to your study plan and also that you are following the order of the study plan as you progress through the course. In other words, you should be working through quant and verbal together rather than just quant followed by just verbal. If you need any further advice, feel free to reach out to me directly. I’ve got your back, my friend.
