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Hi,

I've just started my prep for the GMAT and spent enough time on this forum. As suggested , I took the diagnostic test at GMAT Prep and scored 540 (Q 35, V 28). Really astonished with the verbal scores because I didn't expect to do so horrendously on the SC.

My target score is 720 + . I am pursuing a fellowship program with insane work hours but I am currently on a month's holiday so I intend to study 8-10 hours everyday and get as much review done as possible so that I can just practice and take CAT from June onwards. Aim to give the exam in August or September (Flexible)

I have purchased the OG'16 along with the quantitative and Verbal OG. I also have access to MGMAT guide set 5th 'edition ( ebooks) which I plan to refer, study and review concepts from now on.

What should be my strategy to get that score and utilise the free month I have to the full potential? Should I be looking at purchasing an online course?
I realize I have to work on both : Quant and Verbal.

BB and other experts please give feedback.

Hi Diksha,
the score in both Quant and Verbal requires a lot of improvement BUT good thing is that you have just started with your preps so there should be a good scope of improvement..
the best judge for taking an online course or an inperson classes or self study is you and would depend on your ability to grasp things...
there are many who have done self study and reached their score and there are very many who have gone through couple of courses and are still there from where they started..

You have following at your disposal..
1) self study... If you can pick finer points when you have been given theory or some videos and notes..
2) online course.. if you can learn from the videos and few techniques put across via video and othe rmaterial..
3) in person classes.. you have a chance to clear your doubts in class one to one but ofcourse the time in a class is limited and you can not be a person shy to ask doubts in front of others. And a lot depends on the type of instructors and courses where you are staying..
4) Private tutor.. a lot depends on instructor but you can ask doubts and a lot of attention gets paid on your preparation.

If you have to invest, invest wisely because more than money you are investing your time. take some time, do your homework and select what is best for you. do not get carried away by reviews or persuasion without giving it a proper thought..
The most important is to realize your weaknesses and what it will take to overcome.

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Hi,

I've just started my prep for the GMAT and spent enough time on this forum. As suggested , I took the diagnostic test at GMAT Prep and scored 540 (Q 35, V 28). Really astonished with the verbal scores because I didn't expect to do so horrendously on the SC.

My target score is 720 + . I am pursuing a fellowship program with insane work hours but I am currently on a month's holiday so I intend to study 8-10 hours everyday and get as much review done as possible so that I can just practice and take CAT from June onwards. Aim to give the exam in August or September (Flexible)

I have purchased the OG'16 along with the quantitative and Verbal OG. I also have access to MGMAT guide set 5th 'edition ( ebooks) which I plan to refer, study and review concepts from now on.

What should be my strategy to get that score and utilise the free month I have to the full potential? Should I be looking at purchasing an online course?
I realize I have to work on both : Quant and Verbal.

BB and other experts please give feedback.

Hi Diksha,
the score in both Quant and Verbal requires a lot of improvement BUT good thing is that you have just started with your preps so there should be a good scope of improvement..
the best judge for taking an online course or an inperson classes or self study is you and would depend on your ability to grasp things...
there are many who have done self study and reached there score and there are very many who have gone through couple of courses and are still there from where they started..

You have following at your disposal..
1) self study... If you can pick finer points when you have been given theory or some videos and notes..
2) online course.. if you can learn from the videos and few techniques put across via video and othe rmaterial..
3) in person classes.. you have a chance to clear your doubts in class one to one but ofcourse the time in a class is limited and you do not have to be a person shy to ask doubts in front of others. And a lot depends on the type of instructors and courses where you are staying..
4) Private tutor.. a lot depends on instructor but you can ask doubts and a lot of attention gets paid on your preparation.

If you have to invest, invest wisely because more than money you are investing your time. take some time, do your homework and select what is best for you. do not get carried away by reviews or persuasion without giving it a proper thought..
The most important is to realize your weaknesses and what it will take to overcome.

Regards
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Hi Chetan! ( Open to other experts as well)

Thank you so much for your time and valuable input.
I'd like to probe a bit more . Tutor and Classrooms are out of the question since I don't have the time for it.

I plan to do the following :

Month 1 : Review and practice all the concepts from the MGMAT Guides ( Quant and Verbal) combined with Power score CR. Solving questions /sectional tests from OG '16 and GMATClub ( free) on weekly basis.

Month 2 : Practice OG'16 + Verbal & Quant '16. Will start taking CAT on weekly basis .

Month 3 : IR + AWA & Full length CAT + Error log and reviewing/practicing.

Question : Would this be enough? Should I consider purchasing the Kaplan Math workbook as well ?

I am also wondering whether I should be investing in an Egmat Verbal prep course as I'm not too sure about the effectiveness of MGMAT guides for verbal ? Would I need to purchase additional CAT/Exam Pack ?

Greatly appreciate your input and effort. Thank you so much.
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Hi Chetan! ( Open to other experts as well)

Thank you so much for your time and valuable input.
I'd like to probe a bit more . Tutor and Classrooms are out of the question since I don't have the time for it.

I plan to do the following :

Month 1 : Review and practice all the concepts from the MGMAT Guides ( Quant and Verbal) combined with Power score CR. Solving questions /sectional tests from OG '16 and GMATClub ( free) on weekly basis.

Month 2 : Practice OG'16 + Verbal & Quant '16. Will start taking CAT on weekly basis .

Month 3 : IR + AWA & Full length CAT + Error log and reviewing/practicing.

Question : Would this be enough? Should I consider purchasing the Kaplan Math workbook as well ?

I am also wondering whether I should be investing in an Egmat Verbal prep course as I'm not too sure about the effectiveness of MGMAT guides for verbal ? Would I need to purchase additional CAT/Exam Pack ?

Greatly appreciate your input and effort. Thank you so much.
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My GMAT exam is during the first week of August and after much studying I took a test to see where I stand and I scored a miserable 240. I am a full time employee and that's my only livelihood for now.

What would be the best method of working and studying at the same time? Also the best available approaches to boost my score from a measly 240 to a 700? Exam takes place 3 months from now.

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My GMAT exam is during the first week of August and after much studying I took a test to see where I stand and I scored a miserable 240. I am a full time employee and that's my only livelihood for now.

What would be the best method of working and studying at the same time? Also the best available approaches to boost my score from a measly 240 to a 700? Exam takes place 3 months from now.

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My GMAT exam is during the first week of August and after much studying I took a test to see where I stand and I scored a miserable 240. I am a full time employee and that's my only livelihood for now.

What would be the best method of working and studying at the same time? Also the best available approaches to boost my score from a measly 240 to a 700? Exam takes place 3 months from now.

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Would suggest that you restructure your daily schedule and study in the morning before work.
If you are getting 240, you are getting most questions wrong and I would suggest to rethink your prep strategy and probably revisit your high school material and make sure you can do basic math and have a decent command of English (which it seems you do). Would start with the MGMAT Math Foundations and MGMAT Verbal Foundations and read the MGMAT Roadmap book.

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My GMAT exam is during the first week of August and after much studying I took a test to see where I stand and I scored a miserable 240. I am a full time employee and that's my only livelihood for now.

What would be the best method of working and studying at the same time? Also the best available approaches to boost my score from a measly 240 to a 700? Exam takes place 3 months from now.

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Would suggest that you restructure your daily schedule and study in the morning before work.
If you are getting 240, you are getting most questions wrong and I would suggest to rethink your prep strategy and probably revisit your high school material and make sure you can do basic math and have a decent command of English (which it seems you do). Would start with the MGMAT Math Foundations and MGMAT Verbal Foundations and read the MGMAT Roadmap book.

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Thank you for this excellent study plan BB.
I very much agree with your suggestion to study in the morning. I started my GMAT preparation about 10 days ago and have found studying after work to be extremely taxing and least effective.
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I very much agree with your suggestion to study in the morning. I started my GMAT preparation about 10 days ago and have found studying after work to be extremely taxing and least effective.
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Dear BB

Thanks for this excellent source for beginners.

I seek guidance on studying Probability and Set theory - a big mental block that is stopping me from learning these concepts to the level of GMAT.

Please suggest online resources/books where I can get the required practice as well as conceptual clarity on these topics.

I started with OG Quant a month back when my CAT (Gmac) score was 530. I took second CAT (Economist) yesterday and it was 590 (Q44, V28, IR 4 :(

I understand Economist wasn't really close to what a real GMAT is. Quant was way easier and Verbal was really tough. Still i am hopeful that I have improved a bit in these 30 days. I plan to take GMAT in August last week so that am thorough in Quant and Verbal both with highest accuracy.

Slowly getting a hang of preparation methodology and this forum is a God sent!!
Looking forward to more tips!

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Dear BB

Thanks for this excellent source for beginners.

I seek guidance on studying Probability and Set theory - a big mental block that is stopping me from learning these concepts to the level of GMAT.

Please suggest online resources/books where I can get the required practice as well as conceptual clarity on these topics.

I started with OG Quant a month back when my CAT (Gmac) score was 530. I took second CAT (Economist) yesterday and it was 590 (Q44, V28, IR 4 :(

I understand Economist wasn't really close to what a real GMAT is. Quant was way easier and Verbal was really tough. Still i am hopeful that I have improved a bit in these 30 days. I plan to take GMAT in August last week so that am thorough in Quant and Verbal both with highest accuracy.

Slowly getting a hang of preparation methodology and this forum is a God sent!!
Looking forward to more tips!

Thanks!
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Hello experts,

I am not a native English speaker. I am having trouble to finish the reading comprehension in time. Usually I take five minutes to understand the tone of a passage. I have been trying to increase my reading speed for last few months. Still no improvement.
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I am not a native English speaker. I am having trouble to finish the reading comprehension in time. Usually I take five minutes to understand the tone of a passage. I have been trying to increase my reading speed for last few months. Still no improvement.
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Here is my two cents:

MY RECOMMENDED GMAT STUDY PLAN:

My core philosophy: use Official GMAT Questions Only! It’s OK if you end up memorizing all the solutions and answers—that’s part of the point, and a little bit of repetition is helpful. But there are thousands of real GMAT questions, so it’s unlikely that you will ever run out.

"Section" = a timed, scored section from the GMATPrep Software (Exams 1 through 6). Helps you practice test-taking techniques, and leveraging the GMAT algorithm.
"Practice" = unscored (no composite score, only correct/incorrect) and the time limit is less strict. Take as long as you need for understanding.

Remember that you don’t necessarily need to pay for Exam Packs 1 and 2, because there are approximately 1,500 potential questions in (free) Exams 1 and 2, so you can just keep resetting the tests and using them again. The IR sections will be exactly the same (not adaptive!), but the quant and verbal sections will be different every time.

Another option is to install the GMAT Prep software on 2 different computers. 2 different computers = 2 different versions of the test = nearly twice as many questions to practice.

Use the GMAT Club Guide the the GMAT Official Guide 2016 to keep track of your progress in the book, and for easy access to question explanations on the forum.

Here is a sample weekly schedule that I would recommend IF YOU ARE TRYING TO PREPARE IN ONLY ONE MONTH (see modifications for 2-6 month study plans below):

Day 1: COMPUTER DAY

1) 75 minute Quant Section - GMATPrep
2) 75 minute Verbal Section - GMATPrep
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quant Questions + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbal Questions + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 30 minute IR Section or Practice - GMAT Prep / IR tool from Wiley
6) 30 minutes Essay Practice

Day 2: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 3: COMPUTER DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in GMATPrep (Question Packs)
2) 41 Verbal Questions in GMATPrep (Question Packs)
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies

Day 4: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 5: COMPUTER DAY

1) 75 minute Quant Section - GMATPrep
2) 75 minute Verbal Section - GMATPrep
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 30 minute IR Section or Practice - GMAT Prep / IR tool from Wiley
6) 30 minutes Essay Practice

Day 6: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 7: Take a rest! You’re only human.

Repeat for three more weeks, and you’ve completed approximately 2,160 real GMAT questions out of the approximately 4,000 official GMAT questions available.

Here are my modifications for 2-6 month study plans:

2-month study plan: complete 3 assignments (numbered above) per day.
3-month study plan: complete 2 assignments per day.
4-month study plan: complete 1-2 assignments per day.
6-month study plan: complete 1 assignment per day.

Originally posted by mcelroytutoring on 04 Jun 2016, 08:09.
Last edited by mcelroytutoring on 15 Jul 2020, 21:05, edited 7 times in total.
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Great advice as always, bb.

Here is my two cents:

MY RECOMMENDED GMAT STUDY PLAN:

My core philosophy: use Official GMAT Questions Only! It’s OK if you end up memorizing all the solutions and answers—that’s part of the point, and a little bit of repetition is helpful. But there are thousands of real GMAT questions, so it’s unlikely that you will ever run out.

"Section" = a timed, scored section from the GMATPrep Software (Exams 1 through 6). Helps you practice test-taking techniques, and leveraging the GMAT algorithm.
"Practice" = unscored (no composite score, only correct/incorrect) and the time limit is less strict. Take as long as you need for understanding.

Remember that you don’t necessarily need to pay for Exam Packs 1 and 2, because there are approximately 1,500 potential questions in (free) Exams 1 and 2, so you can just keep resetting the tests and using them again. The IR sections will be exactly the same (not adaptive!), but the quant and verbal sections will be different every time.

Another option is to install the GMAT Prep software on 2 different computers. 2 different computers = 2 different versions of the test = nearly twice as many questions to practice.

Use the GMAT Club Guide the the GMAT Official Guide 2016 to keep track of your progress in the book, and for easy access to question explanations on the forum.

Here is a sample weekly schedule that I would recommend IF YOU ARE TRYING TO PREPARE IN ONLY ONE MONTH (see modifications for 2-6 month study plans below):

Day 1: COMPUTER DAY

1) 75 minute Quant Section - GMATPrep
2) 75 minute Verbal Section - GMATPrep
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quant Questions + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbal Questions + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 30 minute IR Section or Practice - GMAT Prep / IR tool from Wiley
6) 30 minutes Essay Practice

Day 2: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 3: COMPUTER DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in GMATPrep (Question Packs)
2) 41 Verbal Questions in GMATPrep (Question Packs)
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies

Day 4: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 5: COMPUTER DAY

1) 75 minute Quant Section - GMATPrep
2) 75 minute Verbal Section - GMATPrep
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 30 minute IR Section or Practice - GMAT Prep / IR tool from Wiley
6) 30 minutes Essay Practice

Day 6: BOOK (OG) / WILEY DAY

1) 37 Quant Questions in OG / Wiley
2) 41 Verbal Questions in OG / Wiley
3) Review Incorrectly Answered Quants + Math Concepts and Strategies
4) Review Incorrectly Answered Verbals + Verbal Concepts and Strategies
5) 12 IR Questions - Any Source

Day 7: Take a rest! You’re only human.

Repeat for three more weeks, and you’ve completed approximately 2,160 real GMAT questions out of the approximately 4,000 official GMAT questions available.

Here are my modifications for 2-6 month study plans:

2-month study plan: complete 3 assignments (numbered above) per day.
3-month study plan: complete 2 assignments per day.
4-month study plan: complete 1-2 assignments per day.
6-month study plan: complete 1 assignment per day.

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Hi,

I in the middle of my preparation and am kind of unsure the way I have planned it. I have a doubt in the way I have planned to cover the Quant part of the exam. Right now, as per my current plan, I have planned to finish OG from quant around 20th July given the fact that I have planned to invest 2-3 days during the week on quant and the rest on verbal. I plan to take the exam in August.

But I gave a deep thought on my plan and what I think is that I should give a week's time and finish off the important topics from OG and then subsequently just practice.

Just to give a brief, I have planned to give a quant sectional test every week and I have recently given two GMAT Club test wherein in the first test I got Q37 and in the second test I got a Q27(couldn't complete the section)

I really need suggestions on would this kind of plan make sense? If yes, are there any specific topics in quant that I should focus on during this week.

Also, would it make sense to build quizzes on GMAT Club tests for specific topics and select the difficulty of questions(start from including 500,600 level questions)

Below is the link to the previous post where I gave a brief about my past GMAT attempts.
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Thanks in advance! Would appreciate the valuable guidance and strategies.
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