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25 Oct 2014, 01:39
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Hi everyone,
I am the GMAT beginner, standing at 450. I plan to take GMAT test in January.
I would like to ask if it is possible to reach 650-700 in just 2 months 10 days.
I would be great if u can share your experience and give me some advices on schedule, skills, ... to improve.
Cheers!
Misa
I am the GMAT beginner, standing at 450. I plan to take GMAT test in January.
I would like to ask if it is possible to reach 650-700 in just 2 months 10 days.
I would be great if u can share your experience and give me some advices on schedule, skills, ... to improve.
Cheers!
Misa
26 Oct 2014, 00:24
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this is almost impossible to answer because each student is different and has another knowledge level. also it depends how quickly you can learn and apply new concepts.
however, there are many ways (the correct GMAT preparation) that will lead to a higher GMAT score. it just depends how large the score improvement is and within which period of time.
If you are interested in private tutoring or a 180+ hours on demand course (self-studying) for only $299 please visit the website of Optimus Prep
however, there are many ways (the correct GMAT preparation) that will lead to a higher GMAT score. it just depends how large the score improvement is and within which period of time.
If you are interested in private tutoring or a 180+ hours on demand course (self-studying) for only $299 please visit the website of Optimus Prep
27 Oct 2014, 09:53
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I agree with OptimusPrep. Each person is different in knowledge skill. Also, your personal situation may be different. Some people study for the GMAT with a full time job, children to raise, etc. This could heavily affect how much time you can devote to studying for the GMAT and therefore your score. Here are some tips on determining how much you should study for the GMAT: https://econgm.at/wMcYEE.
Since you just started studying, you may want to brush up on your math basics. Get a book that focuses on the basics, as these are often a foundation to all quant questions. You should also work on developing a personalized study plan. You can enlist a tutor's help to develop that strategy. The Economist GMAT Tutor, for example, offers a free one-on-one session with a tutor for people who sign up.
Best of luck, and keep us posted on your progress!
Since you just started studying, you may want to brush up on your math basics. Get a book that focuses on the basics, as these are often a foundation to all quant questions. You should also work on developing a personalized study plan. You can enlist a tutor's help to develop that strategy. The Economist GMAT Tutor, for example, offers a free one-on-one session with a tutor for people who sign up.
Best of luck, and keep us posted on your progress!
