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30 Apr 2019, 13:42
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Hey !
So after all considerations, I have decided to take GMAT exam in 2-2.5 months. I took the veritas prep mock CAT and scored a 480
I have planned the following for the coming 8 weeks:
Week 1 and 2 : Finish MGMAT series along with questions from OG, Quant review and Verbal review.
Take another mock after this.
Week 3 : Practice questions of mid level and 600- 700 level from GMAT club . At the end of the week , give another mock and analyse.
Week 4 on wards : Buy MGMAT online test ready series and keep appearing for mocks.
Do you think this plan would work.
PS: I do have the whole day to myself. So i can study for 8 hrs each day.
So after all considerations, I have decided to take GMAT exam in 2-2.5 months. I took the veritas prep mock CAT and scored a 480
I have planned the following for the coming 8 weeks:Week 1 and 2 : Finish MGMAT series along with questions from OG, Quant review and Verbal review.
Take another mock after this.
Week 3 : Practice questions of mid level and 600- 700 level from GMAT club . At the end of the week , give another mock and analyse.
Week 4 on wards : Buy MGMAT online test ready series and keep appearing for mocks.
Do you think this plan would work.
PS: I do have the whole day to myself. So i can study for 8 hrs each day.
30 Apr 2019, 14:16
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Hello Aanchalgupta2917,
Welcome to the biggest GMAT Community and congratulations on your first post! Make sure that you give back as much to the forum (at least some) as you take from it.
I suggest that you start with an official GMATPrep Test. The first two mocks are free of cost and are a reasonable representation of actual GMAT score. You should then spend some time reviewing the same and work on your wear areas.
If you need help with Study Plans you may want to check them on the forums, specially the ones that are posted by bb and that are in his signature. You may also want to restrict your material to official sources only. GMAT Club tests are also a good way to test your ability to answer difficult quant questions.
If needed, you can check this post by the legend GMATNinja :
There is a lot of official material out there, so you should stick to that only. You can also follow the experts on the forum and read their explanations and make a note of it. To name a few : GMATNinja, AjiteshArun, Chetan2u, Daagh, VeritasKarishma, egmat, ChrisLele, DmitryFarber, mikemcgarry, sayantanc2k and obviously RonPurewal (You should search his explanations on Manhattan Forums).
You also may not want to miss any explanation by Bunuel. If you want to know who this legend is, you can check this post : https://gmatclub.com/forum/who-is-bunuel-231311.html
You should not worry about the level of the questions, as that is something test makers need to worry about. Just keep on practicing and you'll do well.
I hope it helps, I don't mind Kudos!
Welcome to the biggest GMAT Community and congratulations on your first post! Make sure that you give back as much to the forum (at least some) as you take from it.
I suggest that you start with an official GMATPrep Test. The first two mocks are free of cost and are a reasonable representation of actual GMAT score. You should then spend some time reviewing the same and work on your wear areas.
If you need help with Study Plans you may want to check them on the forums, specially the ones that are posted by bb and that are in his signature. You may also want to restrict your material to official sources only. GMAT Club tests are also a good way to test your ability to answer difficult quant questions.
If needed, you can check this post by the legend GMATNinja :
Quote:
In this post he has explained a smart way to test yourself WITH OFFICIAL MATERIAL. Also do check this link by carcass in which he has posted all the official guide questions till date.
Quote:
There is a lot of official material out there, so you should stick to that only. You can also follow the experts on the forum and read their explanations and make a note of it. To name a few : GMATNinja, AjiteshArun, Chetan2u, Daagh, VeritasKarishma, egmat, ChrisLele, DmitryFarber, mikemcgarry, sayantanc2k and obviously RonPurewal (You should search his explanations on Manhattan Forums).
You also may not want to miss any explanation by Bunuel. If you want to know who this legend is, you can check this post : https://gmatclub.com/forum/who-is-bunuel-231311.html
You should not worry about the level of the questions, as that is something test makers need to worry about. Just keep on practicing and you'll do well.
I hope it helps, I don't mind Kudos!
30 Apr 2019, 19:03
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Follow this link in here you find details study plan by bb
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... 80727.html
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... 80727.html
