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18 Feb 2012, 06:58
Kudos
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Hello everyone. I have began my journey to my MBA dream by finally commencing my studying. I have the 8MGmat books and the OGs (3). I'll need quite some advise and I plan on two months for my prep study as I plan to take the exam 1st week in may.
I feel lost in it all and would appreciate any useful pointers and advice.
'Wole Oke
Lagos Nigeria
I feel lost in it all and would appreciate any useful pointers and advice.
'Wole Oke
Lagos Nigeria
18 Feb 2012, 07:34
Kudos
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I'm using the same study materials. Here is what I am in the process of doing:
1.) Take a GMATPrep Diagnostic Test on mba.com
2.) Go through the MGMAT Guides 1-8. Do problem sets at the end of each chapter. You could do the OG Problems as you go; I have decided not to, however.
3.) Take another Test to see how you have progressed after getting through MGMAT Guides.
4.) Start over with Guide 1, doing all OG Problems listed. Keep an error log to track your strengths/weaknesses. By doing this, you can see which areas you need to put extra time in.
5.) Now, start taking more practice tests, preferably CATs. By this point, you should have a good base of knowledge, now it's just a matter of getting your timing down so you don't run out of time on the real test.
6.) Continue looking for resources on sites like GMAT Club to aid in your studies.
Hope it helps! Good luck!
1.) Take a GMATPrep Diagnostic Test on mba.com
2.) Go through the MGMAT Guides 1-8. Do problem sets at the end of each chapter. You could do the OG Problems as you go; I have decided not to, however.
3.) Take another Test to see how you have progressed after getting through MGMAT Guides.
4.) Start over with Guide 1, doing all OG Problems listed. Keep an error log to track your strengths/weaknesses. By doing this, you can see which areas you need to put extra time in.
5.) Now, start taking more practice tests, preferably CATs. By this point, you should have a good base of knowledge, now it's just a matter of getting your timing down so you don't run out of time on the real test.
6.) Continue looking for resources on sites like GMAT Club to aid in your studies.
Hope it helps! Good luck!
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