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28 Jan 2023, 10:52
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Hi Everyone ,
I am planning to do self study , and hopefully want to finish off my gmat preparations in 2 months so that the 3 rd month i can dedicate to mocks , and i am currently working , so i will be able to dedicate not more than 2 hours on the weekday. With so many resources , i am too confused which one should i take.
It will be great if someone can suggest , just enrolling in TTP is sufficient or any other additional resources would be necessary?
I am planning to do self study , and hopefully want to finish off my gmat preparations in 2 months so that the 3 rd month i can dedicate to mocks , and i am currently working , so i will be able to dedicate not more than 2 hours on the weekday. With so many resources , i am too confused which one should i take.
It will be great if someone can suggest , just enrolling in TTP is sufficient or any other additional resources would be necessary?
31 Jan 2023, 06:52
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Hey vvenkatraman,
You have asked a pertinent question. I’m writing this response to help you make an informed decision.
Since you’re planning to prepare on your own and have limited time to commit to your GMAT preparation, you would most certainly benefit from a study plan that will help you manage your limited time in a better manner, have a focused approach by breaking down your preparation into smaller, manageable chunks and keeping you on track, monitor your progress and identify areas where you need to improve and make the most efficient use of your study time.
Since you’re just starting off your preparation, I also wanted to provide some useful tips that will help you get started in a proper manner.
How to prepare for the GMAT along with professional commitments?
While studying for the GMAT while working full time is challenging, it is certainly doable. Most people who score 700 or higher work full time.
You will need a course that offers you:
The e-GMAT course offers you all of this in a single place and more! Here are top three factors that differentiate e-GMAT Course from other courses.
How to decide?
We understand that choosing the right course for your GMAT preparation can be daunting. And to help you make an informed decision and save invaluable prep time and money, here’s a list of factors that you should consider while choosing a course:
I hope all this information helps you make an informed decision.
Some Motivation for You
I’m also sharing a few success stories of students who’ve had a similar journey as you:
I sincerely hope that you find this insightful and motivational.
Wishing you luck and success with your GMAT!
Best Regards,
Mansi
You have asked a pertinent question. I’m writing this response to help you make an informed decision.
Since you’re planning to prepare on your own and have limited time to commit to your GMAT preparation, you would most certainly benefit from a study plan that will help you manage your limited time in a better manner, have a focused approach by breaking down your preparation into smaller, manageable chunks and keeping you on track, monitor your progress and identify areas where you need to improve and make the most efficient use of your study time.
- Click here to watch a video that will help you understand how a Personalized Study Plan increases your chance of getting to your target score by 4 times and also helps you save more than 60 hours of prep time!
- Click here to read a blog that will teach you how you can create your own personalized study plan.
Since you’re just starting off your preparation, I also wanted to provide some useful tips that will help you get started in a proper manner.
- Start your journey by establishing a baseline of your current abilities for every individual sub-section of the GMAT. You can do that by taking a mock that presents you the complete picture of where you stand today. You can take one of the SIGma-X mocks in our free trial course. Here is the link for the mock - https://e-gmat.com/sigma-x/ (free of charge).
- Once you’ve identified your strengths and weaknesses, it’s critical that you build a Personalised Study Plan. This will help you cut down your prep time significantly (by around 40%). You may reach out to us on [email protected] if you need help with creating a study plan.
- Learn the right methods of solving questions - GMAT is a test of ability, a lot of students make the mistake of just practicing questions randomly without building the requisite core skills tested by these questions. You must avoid that trap.
- Track your progress continuously with the right data points and by using a milestone-driven approach.
How to prepare for the GMAT along with professional commitments?
While studying for the GMAT while working full time is challenging, it is certainly doable. Most people who score 700 or higher work full time.
You will need a course that offers you:
- A strong, adaptive architecture that is able to pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses at a granular level.
- Extensive lessons and exercises to cover concepts and methodologies to help you develop the right Core Skills.
- A robust and adaptive testing platform with advanced Data Analytics to help you Cement your core skills in each subsection.
- A reliable and integrated Mock Test Series that provides you with Enhanced Score Reports, especially since you’ve exhausted most, if not all, of your official mocks and questions.
- And, finally, dedicated support of Subject Matter and Strategy Experts to monitor your progress and guide you every step of the way.
The e-GMAT course offers you all of this in a single place and more! Here are top three factors that differentiate e-GMAT Course from other courses.
- 4 out of the top 5 GMAT instructors globally are from e-GMAT.
- We not only provide you with the right resources but also assign you a dedicated mentor who guides and supports you throughout your prep tenure.
- A quizzing platform with granular level data analytics about your skill set to help you identify and fix all the conceptual gaps / timing / accuracy related issues.
How to decide?
We understand that choosing the right course for your GMAT preparation can be daunting. And to help you make an informed decision and save invaluable prep time and money, here’s a list of factors that you should consider while choosing a course:
- Experience the free trial courses – most important step that you need to take so that you can decide which platform works for you.
- Talk to a Strategy Expert in a free one-to-one session. This will help you address your apprehensions, understand the process that you need to follow, and help you design a personalized strategy for your GMAT journey.
- Visualize your journey by going through the reviews of students who have used these platforms. Both companies have a YouTube channel as well. You’ll find a lot of reviews there as well. Use them to take a decision.
I hope all this information helps you make an informed decision.
Some Motivation for You
I’m also sharing a few success stories of students who’ve had a similar journey as you:
- Vikrant scored a near perfect 770 in his first GMAT attempt by leveraging the GMAT Online Course. He achieved this feat by following his Personalized Study Plan diligently and practicing the e-GMAT methodologies to approach hard level questions. Click here to watch his amazing debrief.
- Anirudh scored a stellar 750 in his first GMAT attempt by leveraging the GMAT Online Course. He achieved this feat by identifying his conceptual gaps with the help of the Course and fixed them to improve from 720 (in his mocks) to a 750 level. Click here to watch his success story.
I sincerely hope that you find this insightful and motivational.
Wishing you luck and success with your GMAT!
Best Regards,
Mansi
