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24 Sep 2019, 20:54
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Hi,
I am really hoping to get some reliable answers on everyday study plan. I scored 600 in my GMAT prep Mock (Q48/Q25). Which of the following is a recommended plan for 700+considering I can give 3 hours everyday on the weekdays (more on the weekends) and I have around 4 months prep time -
1. Focus on only 1 section (either from quant or verbal) at a time, complete it and then move on to the next. So the entire 3 hours go into one section for 2-3 weeks.
Or, 2. I divide the 3 hours into 2+1 i.e. 2 hours for verbal and 1 hour for quant. And, then work on 1 Verbal section in the allotted 2 hours and and then work on 1 Quant section in its allotted 1 hour.
I am following E-Gmat for Verbal and Target Test Prep/Magoosh for Quant.
I am really hoping to get some reliable answers on everyday study plan. I scored 600 in my GMAT prep Mock (Q48/Q25). Which of the following is a recommended plan for 700+considering I can give 3 hours everyday on the weekdays (more on the weekends) and I have around 4 months prep time -
1. Focus on only 1 section (either from quant or verbal) at a time, complete it and then move on to the next. So the entire 3 hours go into one section for 2-3 weeks.
Or, 2. I divide the 3 hours into 2+1 i.e. 2 hours for verbal and 1 hour for quant. And, then work on 1 Verbal section in the allotted 2 hours and and then work on 1 Quant section in its allotted 1 hour.
I am following E-Gmat for Verbal and Target Test Prep/Magoosh for Quant.
24 Sep 2019, 21:42
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The answer is complicated.
Research shows that the best learning occurs in both of the above ways. You can combine two sections with intervals of learning. That helps the brain to reflect and learn.
On the other hand, too much of switching subjects can interrupt learning. So in this case, you should focus on one subject at a time.
Three hours is not a lot of time, so you might want to think about focussing on one section at a time. I suggest that you experiment with both methods. GL!
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Every Saturday, Monday, and Wednesday:
--> Only Quant part
Every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursdays:
--> Only Verbal part
Note: Focusing only one specific part will not help you, because you will forget most of the things that you did not touch for so many days.
For verbal: study from Thursdays with Ron (free videos). It'll definitely help you.
