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04 Jan 2019, 02:24
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Hi,
After a delay of 2 years (approx), I now want to start with serious GMAT prep. In these 2 years, I have started with my preps thrice but could never complete it owing to hectic work schedule. But this time now, I am adamant on giving my first shot by April/May. I am 31 years and really need to get my ball rolling or else I would be really late. Some people have told me I am super late for it already (a little discouraging!!!) but I couldn't take this up before owing to my financial conditions.
Going back to my last set of preps, when I started and without any practice, my first Mock gave me a result of 520 (pretty sad) but then i went onto to brush up my basics and enrolled for e-gmat as well. I went through their modules and practiced through GMAC OC (sans strategy) and after 3/4 mocks I reached a score of 610 (though cant stay i'll start with that as I haven't practiced for more than 3/4 months now).
My problem at the moment is, I do not understand where to pick things up from now and how to go about it. Totally a headless chicken. What strategy should I follow to have an effective GMAT plan. Though I am quitting my old job now and joining a new one (with alternative Saturday's working), I need to make sure that I do enough this time to give the exam. My target is 720+ (ambitious)
Is there anyone who could help me with the formulation of the strategy? Sorry for the long post, but I am in dire need of help.
After a delay of 2 years (approx), I now want to start with serious GMAT prep. In these 2 years, I have started with my preps thrice but could never complete it owing to hectic work schedule. But this time now, I am adamant on giving my first shot by April/May. I am 31 years and really need to get my ball rolling or else I would be really late. Some people have told me I am super late for it already (a little discouraging!!!) but I couldn't take this up before owing to my financial conditions.
Going back to my last set of preps, when I started and without any practice, my first Mock gave me a result of 520 (pretty sad) but then i went onto to brush up my basics and enrolled for e-gmat as well. I went through their modules and practiced through GMAC OC (sans strategy) and after 3/4 mocks I reached a score of 610 (though cant stay i'll start with that as I haven't practiced for more than 3/4 months now).
My problem at the moment is, I do not understand where to pick things up from now and how to go about it. Totally a headless chicken. What strategy should I follow to have an effective GMAT plan. Though I am quitting my old job now and joining a new one (with alternative Saturday's working), I need to make sure that I do enough this time to give the exam. My target is 720+ (ambitious)
Is there anyone who could help me with the formulation of the strategy? Sorry for the long post, but I am in dire need of help.
05 Jan 2019, 10:06
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Hello archi1987 .... welcome to GMAT Club.
Please go through the link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... ml#p605856
It will help you to devise the plan that you can stick to.
Good Luck!!
Please go through the link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... ml#p605856
It will help you to devise the plan that you can stick to.
Good Luck!!
05 Jan 2019, 10:15
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archi1987
Hi,
After a delay of 2 years (approx), I now want to start with serious GMAT prep. In these 2 years, I have started with my preps thrice but could never complete it owing to hectic work schedule. But this time now, I am adamant on giving my first shot by April/May. I am 31 years and really need to get my ball rolling or else I would be really late. Some people have told me I am super late for it already (a little discouraging!!!) but I couldn't take this up before owing to my financial conditions.
Going back to my last set of preps, when I started and without any practice, my first Mock gave me a result of 520 (pretty sad) but then i went onto to brush up my basics and enrolled for e-gmat as well. I went through their modules and practiced through GMAC OC (sans strategy) and after 3/4 mocks I reached a score of 610 (though cant stay i'll start with that as I haven't practiced for more than 3/4 months now).
My problem at the moment is, I do not understand where to pick things up from now and how to go about it. Totally a headless chicken. What strategy should I follow to have an effective GMAT plan. Though I am quitting my old job now and joining a new one (with alternative Saturday's working), I need to make sure that I do enough this time to give the exam. My target is 720+ (ambitious)
Is there anyone who could help me with the formulation of the strategy? Sorry for the long post, but I am in dire need of help.
After a delay of 2 years (approx), I now want to start with serious GMAT prep. In these 2 years, I have started with my preps thrice but could never complete it owing to hectic work schedule. But this time now, I am adamant on giving my first shot by April/May. I am 31 years and really need to get my ball rolling or else I would be really late. Some people have told me I am super late for it already (a little discouraging!!!) but I couldn't take this up before owing to my financial conditions.
Going back to my last set of preps, when I started and without any practice, my first Mock gave me a result of 520 (pretty sad) but then i went onto to brush up my basics and enrolled for e-gmat as well. I went through their modules and practiced through GMAC OC (sans strategy) and after 3/4 mocks I reached a score of 610 (though cant stay i'll start with that as I haven't practiced for more than 3/4 months now).
My problem at the moment is, I do not understand where to pick things up from now and how to go about it. Totally a headless chicken. What strategy should I follow to have an effective GMAT plan. Though I am quitting my old job now and joining a new one (with alternative Saturday's working), I need to make sure that I do enough this time to give the exam. My target is 720+ (ambitious)
Is there anyone who could help me with the formulation of the strategy? Sorry for the long post, but I am in dire need of help.
It would be better if you give a mock, which you have not given uptill now and report back with you scores so that experts here will be in a better position to help you out.
All the best with your prep!!
