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18 Mar 2022, 05:51
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greeting GMAT club members,
MY last month's strategy is as follow
for first's 15 day
every day at least 75 questions
- 25 ds/ps questions (quant is not a major problem for me)
- 20 sc questions (major focus)
- 15 CR questions
- 3 RC (let's assume 5 question per RC = 15 questions)
- 3 articles (to improve the reading capability. for me its like "always read article for better sleep and stops you from wasting your time")
- with extra problems you may face during practice, review that topic and make it your strong part.
by 15days your OG should be completed, believe it is most important book for you.
last 15 days
-every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
-quant practice through the only sectional test (every day take a quant test and review to improve your time strategy and reduce you silly mistakes)
- do latest 50 questions in the verbal everyday most preferable book will be - GMAT OFFICIAL ADVANCED QUESTIONS(total 300 questions in the book)
- take an official test before 6-7 days of your GMAT to get a perfect evaluation.
and then focus on the week part for the remaining days (but don't completely forget other parts)
Strong suggestion from my side - to go to the least crowded coffee/tea shop to get your head cool down and go alone. It will help you to review your preparation. I know that if you are like me then you would not meditate every day so this might help you cool down a bit.
Don't forget to do a preparation that you are proud of. every day you should be satisfied with your work.
If you like it.
don't remind me of my grammar mistakes, I know that I have done enough(especially pronouns 
).
MY last month's strategy is as follow
for first's 15 day
every day at least 75 questions
- 25 ds/ps questions (quant is not a major problem for me)
- 20 sc questions (major focus)
- 15 CR questions
- 3 RC (let's assume 5 question per RC = 15 questions)
- 3 articles (to improve the reading capability. for me its like "always read article for better sleep and stops you from wasting your time")
- with extra problems you may face during practice, review that topic and make it your strong part.
by 15days your OG should be completed, believe it is most important book for you.
last 15 days
-every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
-quant practice through the only sectional test (every day take a quant test and review to improve your time strategy and reduce you silly mistakes)
- do latest 50 questions in the verbal everyday most preferable book will be - GMAT OFFICIAL ADVANCED QUESTIONS(total 300 questions in the book)
- take an official test before 6-7 days of your GMAT to get a perfect evaluation.
and then focus on the week part for the remaining days (but don't completely forget other parts)
Strong suggestion from my side - to go to the least crowded coffee/tea shop to get your head cool down and go alone. It will help you to review your preparation. I know that if you are like me then you would not meditate every day so this might help you cool down a bit.
Don't forget to do a preparation that you are proud of. every day you should be satisfied with your work.
If you like it. don't remind me of my grammar mistakes, I know that I have done enough(especially pronouns ). 
18 Mar 2022, 10:26
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pinakin2456
last 15 days
-every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
Shouldn't official mock tests also be a part of this list? -every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
18 Mar 2022, 19:38
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pinakin2456
last 15 days
-every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
Shouldn't official mock tests also be a part of this list?-every 4 days give A mock test (GMAT club or manhattan preferable)
yes, of course, but it should depend on the person when to take it.
and the quantity of official mocks is less so you cant give 4-5 mocks.
one should give an official mock before booking the exam(which should be, ideally, one month before) to correctly asset the time would required for preparation. and use another before 6-7 days of the final exam date.
