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09 Feb 2021, 11:51
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Hi ,
I am a mom of 2 young kids and carrying this burden of MBA/GMAT from last 10 years. I kept postponing my MBA plans every year due to some or the other reasons (not here to give excuses , just sharing the facts).
Last year I decided to take on my studies again and started preparing for GMAT. I would not lie but I have been extremely casual around my prep...solved questions randomly here and there and skimmed through few topics. I am so disappointed with myself about how I still didn't give priority to my studies over other stuff and kept rescheduling the exam several times.
Today finally I took the GMAT with almost NO preparation just to test the waters and I flunked it terribly ending up with a 510.
I don't blame anything else for this performance but myself ..I know I can do much better but I kept procrastinating.
At this point, I don't want to give up and try harder and very seriously this time. I have enrolled in TTP (Quants & Verbal ) both. Its an elaborate course very nicely laid out but it doesn't give any study plan ..like complete ch 1-4 in one week, solve problems 1-20 from OG etc. So even though I have all the tools TTP, MGMAT & OG , I still fail to comply to a routine and not being able to make myself accountable for completing the targets.
Please tell me if its possible to get a 200 point improvement and should I even aim for 700+?
Please also help me with establishing a study routine. I am good when a I need to follow a structure and waste a lot of time coming up with my own plan.
Anyone using TTP and willing to share their study plan would be great.
Thanks a ton ,
Back to sulking ..
I am a mom of 2 young kids and carrying this burden of MBA/GMAT from last 10 years. I kept postponing my MBA plans every year due to some or the other reasons (not here to give excuses , just sharing the facts).
Last year I decided to take on my studies again and started preparing for GMAT. I would not lie but I have been extremely casual around my prep...solved questions randomly here and there and skimmed through few topics. I am so disappointed with myself about how I still didn't give priority to my studies over other stuff and kept rescheduling the exam several times.
Today finally I took the GMAT with almost NO preparation just to test the waters and I flunked it terribly ending up with a 510.
I don't blame anything else for this performance but myself ..I know I can do much better but I kept procrastinating.
At this point, I don't want to give up and try harder and very seriously this time. I have enrolled in TTP (Quants & Verbal ) both. Its an elaborate course very nicely laid out but it doesn't give any study plan ..like complete ch 1-4 in one week, solve problems 1-20 from OG etc. So even though I have all the tools TTP, MGMAT & OG , I still fail to comply to a routine and not being able to make myself accountable for completing the targets.
Please tell me if its possible to get a 200 point improvement and should I even aim for 700+?
Please also help me with establishing a study routine. I am good when a I need to follow a structure and waste a lot of time coming up with my own plan.
Anyone using TTP and willing to share their study plan would be great.
Thanks a ton ,
Back to sulking ..
09 Feb 2021, 19:53
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I have been using TTP myself and even if it doesn't give a study plan, how I organized it is I do the Modules as they are listed on the program.
For example I read Module one content very carefully answering all the practice questions in between, then at the end of that module, there are the easy, medium, difficult questions, I strive to get 100% in those sections. Then, I follow it up with questions from GMATCLUB question bank in the same topic and I ensure that I have mastered that before moving to the next module. I plan to also do som OG questions from the various books I have.
As for timing, I am working with 4 hours daily on weekdays and about 6-8 hours on weekends. I also scored 530 in my first attempt and I am definitely shooting to get 700.
For example I read Module one content very carefully answering all the practice questions in between, then at the end of that module, there are the easy, medium, difficult questions, I strive to get 100% in those sections. Then, I follow it up with questions from GMATCLUB question bank in the same topic and I ensure that I have mastered that before moving to the next module. I plan to also do som OG questions from the various books I have.
As for timing, I am working with 4 hours daily on weekdays and about 6-8 hours on weekends. I also scored 530 in my first attempt and I am definitely shooting to get 700.
09 Feb 2021, 20:06
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Hi nr09,
I'm glad to see that you are using TTP! Regarding how to move forward, it is important that you follow the order of how everything is presented on the study plan. I realize that we do not provide a completion time for each module but that is simply because each student works at a different pace, so it's not possible to normalize completion time for all students. In any case, why don't you reach out to us directly and we can chat further about how to move forward through TTP.
I'm glad to see that you are using TTP! Regarding how to move forward, it is important that you follow the order of how everything is presented on the study plan. I realize that we do not provide a completion time for each module but that is simply because each student works at a different pace, so it's not possible to normalize completion time for all students. In any case, why don't you reach out to us directly and we can chat further about how to move forward through TTP.
