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Updated on: 05 Oct 2013, 04:54
Originally posted by newmountain on 11 Sep 2013, 08:38.
Last edited by newmountain on 05 Oct 2013, 04:54, edited 3 times in total.
Last edited by newmountain on 05 Oct 2013, 04:54, edited 3 times in total.
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Hi!
I did a GMATprep test and scored 540(Q32, V31), this was without ever seeing a GMAT before and with zero studying.
This made me feel that i can reach a score of 660+ with a bit of preparation, I have 3-3½ months to go before the big day and I have already begun working with the manhattan series.
My plan is something like this: go through all the manhattan books, then start with the OG and see what I do wrong and then look through the manhattan book for those problems again to make sure i really learn how to do it right. Maybe I'll do some full practie-tests once a month to see if I'm making any progress.
What I would really appreciate is some input on how to get to the 660+, what can I do more than what I have mentioned?
My aim is to study 1-2hours a day during the week and more during the weekends, does this sound resonable?
Any input is valued, I'm reading everywhere to get some meat on my bones but this is a great way to get answers from "real people".
Thanks!'
-UPDATE-
Did my second mock-test today and scored a 690 (Q46, V38)! And I have still over 2 months to go and haven't studied any verbal yet.
I think my next step will be to go through my error-log and really understand those. Then go for a bit verbal in 2 weeks.
Feel free to ask anything, and all advice and pointers are greatly appreciated!
I did a GMATprep test and scored 540(Q32, V31), this was without ever seeing a GMAT before and with zero studying.
This made me feel that i can reach a score of 660+ with a bit of preparation, I have 3-3½ months to go before the big day and I have already begun working with the manhattan series.
My plan is something like this: go through all the manhattan books, then start with the OG and see what I do wrong and then look through the manhattan book for those problems again to make sure i really learn how to do it right. Maybe I'll do some full practie-tests once a month to see if I'm making any progress.
What I would really appreciate is some input on how to get to the 660+, what can I do more than what I have mentioned?
My aim is to study 1-2hours a day during the week and more during the weekends, does this sound resonable?
Any input is valued, I'm reading everywhere to get some meat on my bones but this is a great way to get answers from "real people".
Thanks!'
-UPDATE-
Did my second mock-test today and scored a 690 (Q46, V38)! And I have still over 2 months to go and haven't studied any verbal yet.
I think my next step will be to go through my error-log and really understand those. Then go for a bit verbal in 2 weeks.
Feel free to ask anything, and all advice and pointers are greatly appreciated!
11 Sep 2013, 10:01
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Hi. I think that will do it. You have a very good chance!
I started with 540 too.
Just look through these discussions: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
the-700-pledge-159174.html
Good luck!
I started with 540 too.
Just look through these discussions: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
the-700-pledge-159174.html
Good luck!
21 Sep 2013, 07:42
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bb
I've just started with the OG after going through the math-books of manhattan. However I'm not sure what's the optimal way to go about it. Should I just do the questions one by one and then use my error log?
I read somewhere that it might be a god idea to stirr it up and take some questions that are harder, easier and intermediate each time, instead of just going from question 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 all the way to 200.
I know I'm quoting "bb", but input from anyone reading this is appreciated!
