GMAT Study Plan

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Hello everyone,

Is there a way in which I can randomly pick 10-12 quant and 10-12 verbal questions and practise in a targeted amount of time? The same way we use GMAT club quizzes but with the entire question bank available on GMAT club? Has anyone tried any such model? I am trying to improve my timing per question. TIA

Regards,
GJ

Hello everyone,

Is there a way in which I can randomly pick 10-12 quant and 10-12 verbal questions and practise in a targeted amount of time? The same way we use GMAT club quizzes but with the entire question bank available on GMAT club? Has anyone tried any such model? I am trying to improve my timing per question. TIA

Regards,
GJ

Hi,

I gave my GMAT last year and got score V15. I have once again started studying and my target score is V33. I have no idea how to achieve it. Can anyone help me out how should I study?

I want to give GMAT in 9 months. and I can study for 2 hrs on daily basis. But how can I track my progress? I feel my verbal is not improving. What should I do?

Thanks,

I would not spend more than 3 months preparing for the GMAT. However I would make sure you have a good English language proficiency. V15 can indicate that you may need to spend some time there before specifically preparing for the GMAT.

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Hi bb,

Thanks a lot for your reply.


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Coo GMAT Study Plan, thanks, it will help me

I am taking the GMAT towards the end of August or septmeber. I've used you guide to make an outline of a plan for myself thank you for a good post.

Hello, I gave my GMAT after 2.5 months of prep and scored a 540 (Q37, V27). I am planning to re-appear in about a month and a half, and need help with planning my approach to study.

I do know what went wrong, but don't know what's the best way to move ahead with the study.

What went wrong:
1) I am working a full-time job which requires international travel. Obviously, my studies got hit while I was traveling.
2) I didn't have a proper study plan and was just going with the flow.
3) My initial target score was very low - I thought I cannot do this so I created a self-made barrier that I cannot score beyond 640.
4) I had to start from very basic - touched books after 7 years, and had limited time to practice.
5) I didn't finish the entire OG (especially Quant and RC)
6) My RC and SC concepts are still weak.
7) I took 5 practice tests along with a couple of quizzes and scored almost the same in every test! What's the point in giving then?
And so on...

What I need help with (and would be most grateful if someone can point me to already available resources, etc.)
1) Study plan!!! I need to create a rock solid study plan that would help me tackle, measure and quantify my study on a daily basis. What should finish when? When should I take the practice tests, etc.? I feel like a day-to-day plan will help me most rather than a weekly plan, but I don't know how to create one.
2) What are the best resources for me? I was thinking of taking up e-GMAT verbal online plan, but not sure if that's right for me.
3) RC, RC, RC! I have tried almost every trick explained on most of the forums but still unsuccessful. My current rate is 20 - 30% correct answers.
4) Some expert advise(s) + motivation is most welcome

Also, a quick profile summary/career history - just in case a great idea pops in your head looking at this - and you can suggest what colleges I can apply to easily with a minimum GMAT score.
1) 7 years of work experience in strategy consulting and account management
2) 5+ years of work experience with Deloitte where I experienced fastest career growth (2 promotions in 4 years, support services)
3) 5+ years of volunteer experience and community service towards Child Education in India. I have also organized and participated in various workshops and events. Currently working as a facilitator for a teacher development program for private affordable schools

++ The Schools I am currently targetting:
1) NUS, Nanyang in Singapore
2) ISB, IIMs in India
3) McGill, Rotman in Canada
4) AGSM, Melbourne Business School in Australia
5) Rotterdam in the Netherlands

Always grateful to this forum as I received a lot of help and was able to practice a lot. Any help is most appreciated.

Cheers!
Shreya

Hello, I gave my GMAT after 2.5 months of prep and scored a 540 (Q37, V27). I am planning to re-appear in about a month and a half, and need help with planning my approach to study.

I do know what went wrong, but don't know what's the best way to move ahead with the study.

What went wrong:
1) I am working a full-time job which requires international travel. Obviously, my studies got hit while I was traveling and I didn't have a regular schedule.
2) I didn't have a proper study plan and was just going with the flow.
3) My initial target score was very low - I thought I cannot do this so I created a self-made barrier that I cannot score beyond 640.
4) I had to start from very basic - touched books after 7 years, and had limited time to practice.
5) I didn't finish the entire OG (especially Quant and RC)
6) My RC and SC concepts are still weak.
7) I took 5 practice tests along with a couple of quizzes and scored almost the same in every test!
8) In Quant, my weak areas are probability, set theory, coordinate geometry, and I am not so confident with number properties especially in DS.

What I need help with (and would be most grateful if someone can point me to already available resources, etc.)
1) Study plan that works for ME!!! I need to create a rock solid study plan that would help me tackle, measure and quantify my study on a daily basis. What should finish when? When should I take the practice tests, etc.? I feel like a day-to-day plan will help me most rather than a weekly plan, but I don't know how to create one.
2) What are the best resources for me? I was thinking of taking up e-GMAT verbal online plan, but not sure if that's right for me.
3) RC, RC, RC! I have tried almost every trick explained on most of the forums but still unsuccessful. My current rate is 20 - 30% correct answers.
4) Some expert advise(s) + motivation is most welcome

Also, a quick profile summary/career history - just in case a great idea pops in your head looking at this - and you can suggest what colleges I can apply to easily with a minimum GMAT score.
1) 7 years of work experience in strategy consulting and account management
2) 5+ years of work experience with Deloitte where I experienced fastest career growth (2 promotions in 4 years, support services)
3) 5+ years of volunteer experience and community service towards Child Education in India. I have also organized and participated in various workshops and events. Currently working as a facilitator for a teacher development program for private affordable schools

++ The Schools I am currently targetting:
1) NUS, Nanyang in Singapore
2) ISB, IIMs in India
3) McGill, Rotman in Canada
4) AGSM, Melbourne Business School in Australia
5) Rotterdam in the Netherlands

Always grateful to this forum as I received a lot of help and was able to practice a lot. Any help is most appreciated.

Cheers!
SG

Yes you can form your practice set with any no. of random questions on the online version of Official Guide, the access to which you get on buying the OGs

Awesome post. I've been studying for a while but I'll be sure to check out some aspects of it!

hi bb Bunuel

why i could not access the official guide 2020 question banks?
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thankyou

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