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16 Aug 2012, 08:02
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Hi,
I have started preparing for gmat recently and planning to take the exam by November first week.
I havent take any diagnostic tests yet. Doing self study. completely out of touch in math and verbal untill I started preparing for GMAT.
I can dedicate 4 - 6 hours daily for preparation over the next 2 months, Will it be sufficient to take the exams during November?
Will it be useful if I join any GMAT courses online or classroom based courses?
How to go ahead? what are the books needed if I decide to do self study?
Iam so confused please drop in some suggestions..
thanks
vish
I have started preparing for gmat recently and planning to take the exam by November first week.
I havent take any diagnostic tests yet. Doing self study. completely out of touch in math and verbal untill I started preparing for GMAT.
I can dedicate 4 - 6 hours daily for preparation over the next 2 months, Will it be sufficient to take the exams during November?
Will it be useful if I join any GMAT courses online or classroom based courses?
How to go ahead? what are the books needed if I decide to do self study?
Iam so confused please drop in some suggestions..
thanks
vish
16 Aug 2012, 20:23
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Hi there!
4-6 hours a day for 2 months should be plenty, but it might be not enough or it might be too much, depending on your individual circumstances. I'd suggest starting with a diagnostic test, to figure out where you stand. The Official Guide questions will suffice, if you want to save a little money. There are several basic types of questions in the GMAT, and the OG can help you figure out which of these questions you are able to handle, and which you need help with. Once you know which types you need to work on most, focus on that specific area, and then move on to the next weakest, and so on. Keep taking practice tests every week or so, to allow you to keep track of your progress.
Additional material can be helpful, as can online courses or live classes; again, however, this would depend on your individual circumstances. Some people respond well to certain types of study aids, while others do best without any additional kerfluffle. You know best what works for you. What is certain, however, is that there are plenty of people here who are willing to help you - feel free to ask about anything and everything you might be having trouble with!
4-6 hours a day for 2 months should be plenty, but it might be not enough or it might be too much, depending on your individual circumstances. I'd suggest starting with a diagnostic test, to figure out where you stand. The Official Guide questions will suffice, if you want to save a little money. There are several basic types of questions in the GMAT, and the OG can help you figure out which of these questions you are able to handle, and which you need help with. Once you know which types you need to work on most, focus on that specific area, and then move on to the next weakest, and so on. Keep taking practice tests every week or so, to allow you to keep track of your progress.
Additional material can be helpful, as can online courses or live classes; again, however, this would depend on your individual circumstances. Some people respond well to certain types of study aids, while others do best without any additional kerfluffle. You know best what works for you. What is certain, however, is that there are plenty of people here who are willing to help you - feel free to ask about anything and everything you might be having trouble with!
17 Aug 2012, 01:43
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Hi Don,
I have also 6 hrs to spare every day for the next 2-3 months. I am weak in Quants and i want to really do well in Quants in eventual GMAT. Please share some strategy to go about mastering quants. i have all the material in the world for it but i am confused as to where to start and build up my basics.
I want to do it topic wise and to practise tests topic wise, which material would be the best to do it topic wise in quants? i want to finish one topic per day and do exercises of that topic.
I have also 6 hrs to spare every day for the next 2-3 months. I am weak in Quants and i want to really do well in Quants in eventual GMAT. Please share some strategy to go about mastering quants. i have all the material in the world for it but i am confused as to where to start and build up my basics.
I want to do it topic wise and to practise tests topic wise, which material would be the best to do it topic wise in quants? i want to finish one topic per day and do exercises of that topic.
