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Hi everyone,
I'm new here and I've got to be honest: I'm struggling and I feel like I'm not making progress. It's been a bit over two months, and the highest I've scored is 600 (Q40/V33); however, I took another test after that and scored 570 (Q37/V31). I've definitely noticed that I have a time management issue because I find myself guessing at the end (4-5 questions) in order to complete each section in time.
I would so much appreciate your help in putting together a study plan in order to achieve a 730/750 score (Q47 minimum).
Time: I'm planning on taking the GMAT in 45 days. I can dedicate 3-4 hours per weekday and all day on Saturdays and Sundays.
Material/Resources:
- GMAT Official Guide 2018 (book and online)
- Manhattan Prep ("MP"):
I'm open to any advice and/or guidance to build a solid study plan for the next 45 days so that I can use the time I have in the best and most efficient way.
Looking forward to hearing your inputs. Thanks everyone so much!
Mike
I'm new here and I've got to be honest: I'm struggling and I feel like I'm not making progress. It's been a bit over two months, and the highest I've scored is 600 (Q40/V33); however, I took another test after that and scored 570 (Q37/V31). I've definitely noticed that I have a time management issue because I find myself guessing at the end (4-5 questions) in order to complete each section in time.
I would so much appreciate your help in putting together a study plan in order to achieve a 730/750 score (Q47 minimum).
Time: I'm planning on taking the GMAT in 45 days. I can dedicate 3-4 hours per weekday and all day on Saturdays and Sundays.
Material/Resources:
- GMAT Official Guide 2018 (book and online)
- Manhattan Prep ("MP"):
- - Foundations of Math
- Foundations of Verbal
- Quant books (FD&P, Algebra, Word Problems, Geometry, Number Properties)
- Advanced Quant book
- Verbal books (Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Sentence Correction, IR & Essay)
- unused Question banks
- unused 2 CAT exams
- - unused 6 practice exams
- unused 494 official practice questions
- - Gmat Club Math book
I'm open to any advice and/or guidance to build a solid study plan for the next 45 days so that I can use the time I have in the best and most efficient way.
Looking forward to hearing your inputs. Thanks everyone so much!
Mike
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