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10 Jul 2023, 18:21
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Hi GMAT experts,
I've set a pretty high target for myself - achieving a score of 760+ and I started my prep roughly 3 weeks ago and I'm following a learning platform and I completely trust it. However, I also want to make sure that I leave no room for error and given that I'm only 3 chapters in, I'd like to check if I'm doing the right things or if I should pivot/make changes. Here's everything I'm doing right now:
- Go through the theory part of the chapter + take notes
- Take end-of-chapter review tests and log all the errors that I'm making
- Focusing on just quant for now since I'm weak with regards to quant, but the learning platform I'm using is very helpful in covering the quant basics and moving up to the advanced level.
- Once I'm thorough with the basics, I'm planning to study Verbal (and parallelly revise quant lessons)
This is everything I'm doing at the moment, please let me know if I miss anything. I should be making flashcards as well. So I'll start that practice from now on.
Is there anything else you'd propose? Since I'm at the early stage of my preparation I could use any help from the GMAT experts!
Thank you so much,
Kelsier.
I've set a pretty high target for myself - achieving a score of 760+ and I started my prep roughly 3 weeks ago and I'm following a learning platform and I completely trust it. However, I also want to make sure that I leave no room for error and given that I'm only 3 chapters in, I'd like to check if I'm doing the right things or if I should pivot/make changes. Here's everything I'm doing right now:
- Go through the theory part of the chapter + take notes
- Take end-of-chapter review tests and log all the errors that I'm making
- Focusing on just quant for now since I'm weak with regards to quant, but the learning platform I'm using is very helpful in covering the quant basics and moving up to the advanced level.
- Once I'm thorough with the basics, I'm planning to study Verbal (and parallelly revise quant lessons)
This is everything I'm doing at the moment, please let me know if I miss anything. I should be making flashcards as well. So I'll start that practice from now on.
Is there anything else you'd propose? Since I'm at the early stage of my preparation I could use any help from the GMAT experts!
Thank you so much,
Kelsier.
10 Jul 2023, 19:21
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Hi kelsier1569,
As long as you have a great course with a great study plan, it sounds like you are doing exactly what you need to be doing!
As long as you have a great course with a great study plan, it sounds like you are doing exactly what you need to be doing!
10 Jul 2023, 22:13
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Fair to say including Official questions/Official Mocks into your prep path would be a solid choice at some point. Consider saving one or two of the mocks in case you retake for any reason. May be worth checking how people create/utilize an error-log as well.
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