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05 Jul 2020, 01:06
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Hi all,
I'm from India. I have just begun preparing for my GMAT. Since I don't have a good base in quants, I got the Manhattan foundation in math book and have started preparing. I also have the OG 20 with me. I haven't taken a diagnostic test yet because I feel I'm extremely unprepared and the score might demotivate me.
I'm planning to take up my GMAT test sometime in December.
Is this time enough for preparation?
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I'm from India. I have just begun preparing for my GMAT. Since I don't have a good base in quants, I got the Manhattan foundation in math book and have started preparing. I also have the OG 20 with me. I haven't taken a diagnostic test yet because I feel I'm extremely unprepared and the score might demotivate me.
I'm planning to take up my GMAT test sometime in December.
Is this time enough for preparation?
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05 Jul 2020, 01:43
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Yes. 6 Months is enough for GMAT preparation if you religiously correct your errorlogs.All the best.
05 Jul 2020, 02:41
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Ninikita
Thank you! Should I look into any other additional resources or will this suffice? I'm pretty okay with verbal. I'm lagging only in the quants area.
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