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07 Jun 2020, 18:40
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Hi all.
I did a GMAT test in December 2018 and scored a 470 (Quant 32 and Verbal 23).
With the quarantine and the change in routine, I decided to give the GMAT another try and a month ago I started studying the basics (i.e., Manhattan's foundations of Verbal GMAT and Math) and I finished the content on Friday and today I did my first GMAT PrepTest and scored 560 (Quant 39 and Verbal 28). I am looking to hit 650 at least, and I do have 3-5 months to study around 10-20 hours per week (note that I work at a Big4 so it complicated to find time during the weekdays).
I appreciate if anyone can please advise on study plan guidance or strategies, since I am not sure how to move forward. Note that I have the OG 2018 and the Quant and Verbal extensions, 3 GMAT PrepTest and a Manhattan CAT. Not sure if it is worth to get involved with a paid study program (e.g., Magoosh, TTP).
Thank you!
I did a GMAT test in December 2018 and scored a 470 (Quant 32 and Verbal 23).
With the quarantine and the change in routine, I decided to give the GMAT another try and a month ago I started studying the basics (i.e., Manhattan's foundations of Verbal GMAT and Math) and I finished the content on Friday and today I did my first GMAT PrepTest and scored 560 (Quant 39 and Verbal 28). I am looking to hit 650 at least, and I do have 3-5 months to study around 10-20 hours per week (note that I work at a Big4 so it complicated to find time during the weekdays).
I appreciate if anyone can please advise on study plan guidance or strategies, since I am not sure how to move forward. Note that I have the OG 2018 and the Quant and Verbal extensions, 3 GMAT PrepTest and a Manhattan CAT. Not sure if it is worth to get involved with a paid study program (e.g., Magoosh, TTP).
Thank you!
07 Jun 2020, 21:55
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07 Jun 2020, 23:37
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Hi MVA9
Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
Looking at your scores, I can say that you need significant improvement in both Verbal and Quant. Majority of students falter in their GMAT exam because they start their preparation with OG.
This is a major mistake because if you start your preparation by solving OG questions, you are skipping to practicing questions without learning the concepts. This is a trial-and-error based preparation methodology which cause a two-fold problem:
We have helped more than 25,000 people in last 1 year in achieving their target of a good GMAT score. Maximum people attributed their success to the structured process which we suggested them. I suggest you break your preparation into 3 stages and follow the below plan:
If you follow the above approach you can expect your preparation to get over in a timeline of 2-3 months with 18 hours of preparation time per week.
You can also analyse your ability topic-wise and skip stages if you are good in a topic, this will expedite your preparation even further.
I would be happy to explain this Strategy in detail and create personalized milestones for you on a quick call. Please select a time slot that works here.
Hope the above strategy get you to your target score
Karan
e-GMAT strategy Expert
Thanks for reaching out on the forum, it feels good to see you coming out and asking for advice.
Looking at your scores, I can say that you need significant improvement in both Verbal and Quant. Majority of students falter in their GMAT exam because they start their preparation with OG.
This is a major mistake because if you start your preparation by solving OG questions, you are skipping to practicing questions without learning the concepts. This is a trial-and-error based preparation methodology which cause a two-fold problem:
- 1. It increases your preparation time by up-to 5X.
2. You tend to miss out on concepts even after solving many questions.
We have helped more than 25,000 people in last 1 year in achieving their target of a good GMAT score. Maximum people attributed their success to the structured process which we suggested them. I suggest you break your preparation into 3 stages and follow the below plan:
- Stage – 1 Learn the concepts
Stage – 2 Cement the concepts by practicing a sub-section in Isolation
Stage – 3 Become test ready (practicing all the sub-sections together)
If you follow the above approach you can expect your preparation to get over in a timeline of 2-3 months with 18 hours of preparation time per week.
You can also analyse your ability topic-wise and skip stages if you are good in a topic, this will expedite your preparation even further.
I would be happy to explain this Strategy in detail and create personalized milestones for you on a quick call. Please select a time slot that works here.
Hope the above strategy get you to your target score
Karan
e-GMAT strategy Expert
