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Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9 | Week 10
Hope you were able to polish some of the rough edges from last week. Now we start getting a bit more serious. Week 2 is where the math and logic behind GMAT questions start feeling less chaotic and a little more predictable.
Weekly time budget: 10 to 15 hours total
Week 2 rules (so the group stays aligned)
Week 2: Number Properties (Factors, Multiples, Divisibility, Primes, LCM GCD, Remainders)
This is one of the most high-leverage GMAT topics.
If number properties are weak, Data Sufficiency becomes painful and error-prone.
What this week is really about
By the end of Week 2, you should be able to:
Core reads:
Book reference (if you have it):
Videos:
Factors and Multiples:
Remainders:
PS: You can also follow this study plan while covering similar material from your prep company’s schedule.
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
Timing ramp for Phase 1
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
Common traps to actively watch for
Keep it simple:
What’s coming next week
Algebra, and statistics.
Critical Reasoning - Assumption
This is the natural continuation of Week 1 foundations.
Assumption questions test whether you truly understand the argument, not whether you can spot keywords.
What you should get out of this week
By the end of the week, you should be able to:
Core Reads:
Book Reading (pick one primary source)
PowerScore CR Bible
OR
Manhattan Prep – GMAT All the Verbal
Videos:
Choose whichever style clicks for you.
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
Timing ramp for Phase 1
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
End-of-week self-check
After every question:
What’s coming next
Next Verbal update, we’ll move into broader assumption family:
This week, DI focus is purely DS thinking, not speed.
Core Reads:
Book reference (if you have it):
Videos:
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
Timing ramp for Phase 1
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
End-of-week self-check
Focus only on:
Even though we’re introducing Data Sufficiency early, keep solving DS questions as you move through more Quant and Verbal fundamentals so you can keep applying what you learn.
What’s coming next
In the next DI update, we’ll shift our focus to non-math-based questions
Continue the same structure from Week 1.
Add one new column:
How to post your Week 2 update in the group (copy/paste template)
Hope you were able to polish some of the rough edges from last week. Now we start getting a bit more serious. Week 2 is where the math and logic behind GMAT questions start feeling less chaotic and a little more predictable.
Weekly time budget: 10 to 15 hours total
Week 2 rules (so the group stays aligned)
- Quant: no calculator, focus on clean setup and accuracy first
- Timing ramp: start untimed, then soft-timed, then normal pacing only after accuracy stabilizes
- Error Log is mandatory
- New rule: If you guess, you must write why you guessed
QUANT+
Week 2: Number Properties (Factors, Multiples, Divisibility, Primes, LCM GCD, Remainders)
This is one of the most high-leverage GMAT topics.
If number properties are weak, Data Sufficiency becomes painful and error-prone.
What this week is really about
By the end of Week 2, you should be able to:
- Instantly recognize when a problem is about factors vs remainders
- Avoid mixing up LCM GCD and divisibility logic
- Translate remainder statements into clean equations
- Stop brute-forcing numbers randomly
Core reads:
- Divisibility and remainders overview: https://gmatclub.com/forum/divisibility-and-remainders-on-the-gmat-207418.html
- Common LCM GCD mistakes: https://gmatclub.com/forum/3-mistakes-in-lcm-gcd-questions-197148.html
- Remainders explained: https://gmatclub.com/forum/remainders-144665.html
- Remainders tips and patterns: https://gmatclub.com/forum/compilation-of-tips-and-tricks-to-deal-with-remainders-86714.html
Book reference (if you have it):
- Manhattan GMAT Quant + DI
- Chapter 27: Divisibility and Primes
Videos:
Factors and Multiples:
| GMAT Club |
| GMAT Whiz |
| GMAT Ninja |
Remainders:
| GMAT Club |
| GMAT Ninja |
PS: You can also follow this study plan while covering similar material from your prep company’s schedule.
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
- Either reach 80% accuracy on 20 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 15 correct
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
- Build 2 quizzes: (1) Factors & Multiples, (2) Remainders
- Goal is the same as Option A: 80% on 20 or a streak of 15
- Do small sets (15 questions). Review after each set.
Timing ramp for Phase 1
- Set 1: Untimed (focus on setup and accuracy)
- Set 2: Soft-timed (generous time, still process-focused)
- Set 3: Normal pacing only after accuracy is stable
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
- Either reach 90% accuracy on 30 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 20 correct
| Forum Practice | Quiz |
| - Factors & Multiples - Remainders | - Factors & Multiples - Remainders |
Common traps to actively watch for
Keep it simple:
- Treating remainder questions as divisibility questions
- Forgetting to define variables before plugging numbers
- Solving LCM GCD by intuition instead of structure
- Random number testing without constraints
What’s coming next week
Algebra, and statistics.
VERBAL+
Critical Reasoning - Assumption
This is the natural continuation of Week 1 foundations.
Assumption questions test whether you truly understand the argument, not whether you can spot keywords.
What you should get out of this week
By the end of the week, you should be able to:
- Predict the assumption before looking at choices
- Use negation confidently without second-guessing
- Distinguish necessary vs sufficient assumptions
- Eliminate tempting but irrelevant answers faster
Core Reads:
- How to tackle assumption questions
https://gmatclub.com/blog/how-to-tackle-critical-reading-assumption-questions/ - Pre-thinking assumptions
https://www.verbalhub.com/how-to-pre-think-the-assumption-in-gmat-cr.php - Negation technique
https://gmatclub.com/forum/negation-what-it-is-how-to-do-it-common-mistakes-and-a-drill-446188.html - Necessary vs sufficient
https://e-gmat.com/blogs/gmat-critical-reasoning-necessary-vs-sufficient-conditions/ - Supplemental LSAT framing
https://www.kaptest.com/study/lsat/necessary-vs-sufficient-lsat-assumption-questions/ - Magoosh and Experts Global articles
https://magoosh.com/gmat/gmat-cr-assumption-questions/
https://www.expertsglobal.com/gmat-cr-how-to-solve-critical-reasoning-questions
Book Reading (pick one primary source)
PowerScore CR Bible
- Chapter 8: Strengthen and Assumption Questions
OR
Manhattan Prep – GMAT All the Verbal
- Chapter 18: Structure-Based family
- Chapter 19: The Assumption Family: Find the Assumption
Videos:
Choose whichever style clicks for you.
| GMAT Club |
| GMAT Ninja |
| Manhattan Prep |
| GMAT with CJ |
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
- Either reach 80% accuracy on 20 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 15 correct
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
- Build Assumption Quiz
- Goal is the same as Option A: 80% on 20 or a streak of 15
- Do small sets (15 questions). Review after each set.
Timing ramp for Phase 1
- Set 1: Untimed (focus on setup and accuracy)
- Set 2: Soft-timed (generous time, still process-focused)
- Set 3: Normal pacing only after accuracy is stable
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
- Either reach 90% accuracy on 30 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 20 correct
| Forum Practice | Quiz |
| - Assumption | - Assumption |
End-of-week self-check
After every question:
- Write predicted assumption
- Apply negation explicitly
- Explain why each wrong answer fails
What’s coming next
Next Verbal update, we’ll move into broader assumption family:
- Strengthen, and Weaken
DATA INSIGHTS+
This week, DI focus is purely DS thinking, not speed.
Core Reads:
- How Data Sufficiency works
https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/blog/how-data-sufficiency-works/ - Heart of DS
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-tip-of-the-week-the-heart-of-data-sufficiency-194422.html - Common DS traps
- https://gmatclub.com/forum/4-common-typ ... 94680.html
- https://gmatclub.com/forum/avoiding-com ... 76749.html - DS Tips
https://gmatclub.com/forum/update-log-t ... 34329.html - Reward system and A B traps
- https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-tip-of- ... 94423.html
- https://gmatclub.com/forum/easy-a-b-tra ... 98185.html
Book reference (if you have it):
Videos:
| GMAT Club |
| GMAT Ninja |
| Manhattan |
Practice Sets:
Phase 1: Easy-mode practice
Target:
- Either reach 80% accuracy on 20 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 15 correct
You have two ways to do this. Pick the one that fits how you usually study.
Option A: Manual practice (no Forum Quiz subscription needed)
Click the links below, sort by Kudos and solve questions directly on the forum.
Option B: Forum Quiz mode (recommended if you have the subscription)
- Build DS Quiz
- Goal is the same as Option A: 80% on 20 or a streak of 15
- Do small sets (15 questions). Review after each set.
Timing ramp for Phase 1
- Set 1: Untimed (focus on setup and accuracy)
- Set 2: Soft-timed (generous time, still process-focused)
- Set 3: Normal pacing only after accuracy is stable
Phase 2: Official-style questions (only after Phase 1 feels comfortable)
Once the practice sets feel comfortable, it's good to start testing yourself on official-style questions:
Target:
- Either reach 90% accuracy on 30 questions, or
- Build a clean streak of 20 correct
| Forum Practice | Quiz |
| - DS | - DS |
End-of-week self-check
Focus only on:
- What is being asked
- Whether the statement answers it definitively
- No math shortcuts allowed
Even though we’re introducing Data Sufficiency early, keep solving DS questions as you move through more Quant and Verbal fundamentals so you can keep applying what you learn.
What’s coming next
In the next DI update, we’ll shift our focus to non-math-based questions
- Non Math DS
ERROR LOGGING+
Continue the same structure from Week 1.
Add one new column:
GROUP DISCUSSION GUIDELINES+
How to post your Week 2 update in the group (copy/paste template)
- Reading sources & Time spent:
- Quant questions solved:
- Quant accuracy: factors & multiples __% | remainders __%
- Verbal questions solved:
- Verbal accuracy: assumption __%
- DI questions solved:
- DI accuracy: data sufficiency __%
- One question link I want discussed (include your full attempt):
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GMAT Focus 1: 645 Q81 V82 DI83 
18 Apr 2026, 20:56
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hr1212 How many weeks' plan is this. I am asking so that I can back calculate from my target GMAT date and plan accordingly because I have already spent time on basics. Please let me know
20 Apr 2026, 03:11
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We have the first 8 weeks focused on building the basics. After that, we’ll spend a few more weeks on test-taking strategies and how to structure your practice across medium and high difficulty questions, along with planning your mocks.
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